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BRIGHT LEGACY
One half the iacome from thia Lcgaej, which wm re-
ceired in 1880 vnder the will of
JONATHAN BROWN BRIGHT
of Waltham, MaaMchntetts, it to be expended for bbeln
for the College Library. The other half of the laeome
if deroted to tcholanhf
beaeflt of deacendantt c
HBNRY BRIGHT, JR.,
who died at Watertown, liawachntcttt, in 1686. In the
abeence of inch detcendante, other penoni are eligibie
to the tcholarehipe. The will reqniree that thli anaoonce-
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OF
INQUISITIONS POST MORTEM
AND OTHER ANALOGOUS DOCUMENTS.
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INQUISITIONS POST MORTEM
AND OTHER ANALOGOUS DOCUMENTS
PRESERVED IN THE
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PREPARED UNDER THE SUPERINTENDENCE OF
THE DEPUTY KEEPER OF THE RECORDS.
VOL. I.
HENRY III.
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FOB THB HOUE DEPABTMENT,
LONDON :
PRINTED FOR HIS MAJESTY'S STATIONERY OFFICE,
BY MACKIE AND CO. LD.
And to be purchased, either directly or through any Bookseller, from
EYRE AND SPOTTISWOODE, East Harding Street, Fleet Street, E.G. ; or
OLIVER AND BOYD, Edinburgh; or
E. PONSONBY, 116, Grafton Street, Dublin.
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Pbeface vii
Table of Beferences xi
GORBIGHMDA Ivi
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Index of Subjects 428
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INTKODUCTION.
The present volume is the first instalment of a Calendar of
certain documents selected from the class formerly known
as Escheats, or Inquisitions post mortem. The guiding principle
of selection has been to include all inquisitions dealing with the
hereditary descent of land, assignments of dower, proofs of
age, lands of lunatics and the like, reserving for separate
treatment all inquisitions ad quod damnum, and all inquisitions not
bearing upon the subjects before mentioned. A list of the inquisitions
ad quod damnum is now in course of publication; and a detailed
calendar of the remaining enquiries will be published later.
The period covered by the present volimie is the reign of Henry III. ;
and the earliest inquisition described in it is dated in the 20th year
of that king. It is, however, only by degrees that the inquisition on
the death of a landowner assumes a regular form ; and the growth of
the administration intended to deal with it is equally gradual. Even
the writ of diem clavMt eMremum cannot be traced beyond the
39th year of that king ; and to the very end of the reign it is possible
to note occasional variations from the regular course.
Two stages in the development of the officer known as the Escheator
can be traced. In the first, the taking of the inquisitions is the duty
of the Sheriff; and all the other executive functions such as seizing the
lands on the death of their owner, restoring them to the heir and the
like are done by him. But the actual custody of the lands, while in
the king's hands, belongs to officers known as custodes escaetarum^
and sometimes as escaetores. On the Close Roll of 16 Henry III.,
m. lid, two of these keepers are appointed for each coimty; two
years later, we find two for the whole of England, namely Richard
de la Lade and Adam son of William, and accounts rendered by these
last for lands in their hands are to be found on the Pipe Rolls of the
period. The first Escheator in the later sense seems to have been
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Robert de Creppinges, who acted as Escheator North of Trent from
20 to 32 Henry III. ; but even after this appointment, we find many
writs addressed to the Sheriff on subjects that seem rather to belong to
the province of the Escheator. Henry de Wengham occurs as Escheator
South of Trent about the year 30 Henry III. ; but the first account for
that office is the account of William de Wendling for the years 43-45
Henry HI. These two chief escheators had subordinates in each
county, known as co-escheators or sub-escheators, to whom part of
their work was entrusted; but the writ ordering the taking of an
inquisition is always addressed to the chief escheator, who transmitted
it to his subordinate.
Certain liberties and districts lay without the power of the escheators ;
and writs touching lands within them were either sent direct to the
officers in charge of them, or remitted to them for execution by the
original recipient.
It should be explained that when the Calendar does not mention
the name of the recipient of the writ, it is to be understood that
the writ was addressed to the Escheator.
The inquisitions taken by the Escheator were returned by him into
Chancery j but a further duty lay upon him of accounting at the
Exchequer for t^e profits of the lands in his hands or for money
received by him on behalf of the king. As vouchers for these
accounts, he was compelled to produce at the Exchequer copies, or
notes, of the inquisitions taken before him and any other documents
that might be required to discharge claims against him. Hence
arises the parallel set of documents known as Escheators' Accounts
and Inquisitions, Exchequer. For the reign of Henry HI. there is only
one such copy in existence, and several writs; these have be^n
included in the present Calendar.
Before the publication of the present volume, the only means of
reference to the class of Inquisitions post mortem were the four volumes
published by the Record Commission between 1806 and 1838. On the
unsatisfactory character of that publication it is needless to insist. The
omission of the names of the heirs was partially remedied by the
publication in 1865 of two volmnes of extracts edited by Mr.
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Charles Roberts and entitled * Calendarium Grenealogicum.' These
only cover the reigns of Henry III. and Edward I. ; and the obvious
inconvenience of pursuing a system in which the names of heirs
were given in one. calendar and the lands in another made it undesirable
to proceed further on those lines.
It was determined therefore to undertake a new calendar altogether;
and to begin by classifying the mass of documents on the principles
already explained. In the abstracts here given of the Inquisitions
post mortem, the lands, the tenures of lands, the date of the
death of the owner, if stated, and the names and ages of the heirs
have been given, with an abstract of any information contained in the
document as titles, relationship and so forth ; the names of the tenants
of knights* fees have also been included. On the other hand, extents
of manors have been omitted, their presence in the original
documents being indicated by the words * (extent given).' The
names of jurors, sheriffs, and escheators are also for the most part
left out.
The entries in the Calendar have been numbered successively for
reference only. The original documents are bound in files and
numbered, and should be applied for by the file and number to be
found at the end of each entry ; the initial letter C. signifies that the
document in question belongs to the Chancery series ; and E. in like
manner refers to the Exchequer series.
llie table which follows this introduction shows the new arrangement
of the Inquisitions post mortem and the relation between the old and
present references of the documents in it.
The text of the present volume has been prepared by Mr. J. E. E. S.
Sharp, an Assistant Record Keeper, and the index by Mr. A. E. Stamp,
M.A. of this office.
H. C. MAXWELL LYTE.
Public Record Office,
28 March, 1904.
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Table showing the present reference to all documents
formerly included amongst the inquisitions .post mortem of the
REIGN OF Henry III.
The old reference is given in the first column, the new reference in the
second) third, fourth, or fifth column as the case may be.
Documents which cannot now be traced are marked ' missing.'
Inquisitions
Inquisitions
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Post Mortem.
Henry III.
Ad Quod
Damnum.
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Inquisitions
1-27 Hen. III. 1
—
—
Forest Proc. (An-
cient) no. 23b.
lA
—
Forest Proc. (An-
cient) no. 28c.
2
22. (18)
8
—
—
1. (1)
4
—
—
Forest Proc. (An-
cient) no. 100.
4a
—
—
1. (2)
4b
—
—
1. (3)
.
4c
—
—
1. (4)
4d
Miscellanea (Chan-
cery) 14, no. 1.
(1.)
6
—
—
1. (5)
6
—
—
1. (6)
7
—
—
1. (7)
8
1. (1)
9
1. (2)
10
1. (3)
11
1. (4)
12
1. (5)
18
1. (8)
14
1. (6)
16
1. (7)
16
1. (9)
16a
1. (8)
16b
1. (5)
17
—
22. (1)
18
—
1. (10)
19
1. (9)
20
—
—
1. (11)
21
—
1. (12)
22
1. (10)
1
28
1. (11)
1
28a
—
22. (2)
24
—
—
1. (13)
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Henry III.
1-27 Hen. III. 25 [
1. (12)
26 >
1. (13)
27 1
' 1. (14)
28
1. (15)
.29 ;
1. (16)
30
31
1. (17)
32
33
1 (18)
34
1. (19)
28-29 Hen. III. 1
1. (20)
2
2. (1)
3
2. (2)
4
6 '
2. (3)
6 1
15. (6)
7
2. (4)
8 .
2. (5)
9 ,
2. (6)
10
2. (7)
11
2. (8)
12
2. (9)
13
2. (10)
14
16
2. (11)
16
2. (12)
17
18
19
2.- (13)
20
21
22
2. (14)
23
2. (15)
24 1
2. (16)
25
26
2. (17)
27 '
2. (18)
27a
27b I
2. (19)
27c
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27d
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27E ;
—
28 '
1. (19)
29 1
37. (10)
80 ,
2. (19)
Inquisitions
Ad Quod
Damnum.
Miscellaneous.
Inquisitions
1. (14)
1. (16)
1. (17)
22. (8)
1. (18)
1. (19)
1. (20)
1. (21)
1. (22)
22. (4)
1.(2)
— Forest Proc. (An-
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I
— Criminal Inq. 1 (1)
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Henry III.
28-29 Hen.IIL81
2. (20)
82
88
84
8. (1)
85
36
87
48. (12)
38
—
39
8. (3)
40
8. (4)
41
8. (5)
42
8. (6)
48
'44
8. (7)
46
8. (8)
46
8. (9)
47
8. (10)
48
49
_
60
61
_
62
68
—
64
8. (11)
65
66
8. (2)
80 Hen. m. 1
8. (14)
2
8. (15)
8
8. (16)
4
8. (17)
6
8. (18)
6
8. (12)
7
8. (19)
8
8. (20)
9
4. (1)
10
4. (2)
11 1
4. (8)
12
4. (4)
18
4. (6)
14
4. (6)
16
16
4. (7)
17 !
1. (6)
18 1
19 I
4. (8)
Inquisitions
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Damnum.
l-(8)
Miscellaneous
Inquisitions
1. (28)
22. (6) I
1. (24)
1. (26) i
1. (26)
1. (2)
1. (27)
1. (28)
1. (29)
Forest Proc. (An-
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Criminal Inq. 1 (1).
Inq. p.m. 10 Edw.
It. 96.
2.(1)
2. (3)
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Inquisitions
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Henry ill.
Damnum.
Inquisitions.
»
80 Hen. III. 20
4. (9)
21
4. (10)
i
22
4. (11)
28
4. (12)
24
—
1. (4)
1
26
—
1. (19)
V
26
1. (6)
27
—
1. (6)
28
—
2.
(8)
29
—
2.
(4)
30
1. (7)
81
4. (18)
82
4. (14)
88
4. (15)
*
84
3. (20)
86
4. (16)
86
4. (17)
37
4. (20)
38
—
1. (8)
39
4. (18)
40
—
—
2.
(6)
41
4. (19)
42
2.
(6)
43
—
—
.
Criminallnq.l(2).
44
—
—
-
—
Criminal Inq. 1(8).
46
4. (20)
46
3. (13)
47
—
—
-
—
Criminal Inq. 1(4).
81 Hen. III. 1
6. (2)
2
6. (16)
3
6. (3)
4
5. (4)
6
—
2.
(7)
(>
1
2.
(8)
7
—
—
22.
(6)
8
—
—
2.
(9)
9
5. (6)
10
5. (7)
11
5. (8)
12
5. (9)
13
6. (1)
14
5. (10)
16
5. (11)
16
5. (12)
17
5. (18)
18
5. (14)
19
—
8.
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Henry III.
Inquisitions
Ad Quod
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Miscellaneous
Inquisitions.
81 Hen. III.
20
21
22
28
24
5. (15)
5. (16)
5. (17)
5. (18)
5. (19)
1
i
i
25
—
—
2. (11)
26
—
—
2. (12)
27
6. (20)
28
6. (1)
29
6. (2)
80
6. (8)
31
6. (4)
i
82
6. (5)
!
83
6. (6)
34
—
2. (18)
35
6. (7)
36
6. (8)
37
6. (9)
88
—
—
2. (14)
89
6. (10)
40
—
2. (15)
41
6. (11)
42
—
—
Missing (1865).
48
6. (12)
44
—
—
2. (16)
45
6. (18)
46
6. (14)
47
—
1. (9)
48
• ""
Miscellanea (Chan-
cery) 14, no. 1.
(2.)
49
—
—
2. (17)
60
7. (5)
51
Miscellanea (Chan-
cery) 22.
52
—
2.. (18)
58
6. (15)'
54
—
Warrants, file 1759.
65
6. (16)
66
5. (5)
67
2. (19)
68
—
2. (20)
82 Hen. in.
1
2
7. (6)
6. (17)
8
2. (21)
4
—
—
22. (7)
6
6. (18)
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Post Mortem. Ad Quod
Henry III. Damnum.
82 Hen. III.
6
7
8
6. (19)
38 Hen. III.
1
—
2
—
3 ,
—
4 ;
6. (17)
5 :
7. (4)
6
7 ;
8 :
7. (14)
9
7. (6)
10
—
11
7. (7)
12
18
14
7. (8)
15
16
6. (18)
17
7. (9)
18
7. (10)
19
7. (11)
20
7. (12)
21
22
7. (13)
28
7. (16)
24
25
26
27
28
6. m
29
7. (15)
30
31
32
7. (16)
33
7. (17)
34
7. (18)
35
7. (19)
36
7. (20)
37
38
8. (1)
89
8. (2)
1. (10)
1. (11)
Miscellaneous
Inquisitions.
2. (22)
8. (4)
3. (5)
22. (11)
3. (6)
3. (9)
22. (8)
3. (1)
22. (9)
8. (2)
8. (8)
22. (10)
2. (21) ;
22. (7) '
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(8.)
, Miscellanea (Chan-
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Post Mortem,
InquisitionB
Ad Quod
Miscellaneoue
Inquisitions.
Henry III.
Damnum.
33 Hen. 111. 40
8. (8)
41
8. (4)
42
8. (5)
48
—
8. (10)
44
—
—
8. (11)
45
8. (6)
46
8. (7)
,
47
8. (8)
48
8. (9)
49
8. (10)
50
8. (11)
61
—
—
8. (12)
52
8. (12)
68
7. (1)
54
8. (18)
55
8. (14)
56
8. (15)
«
57
8. (16)
58
8. (17)
59
8. (18)
60
8. (19)
61a
8. (20)
61b
7. (2)
62
—
8. (18)
63
7. (8)
64
—
8. (14)
66
— 1
8. (15)
66
9. (1)
67
9. (2)
68
—
2. (22)
70"
9. (8)
71
—
—
Criminal Inq. 1(5).
72
—
—
Criminal Inq. 1(6).
73
—
—
Criminal Inq. 1(7).
74
!
22. (12)
.75
' 22. (13)
76
9. (4)
77
9. (5)
1
78
8. (16)
79
1
8. (17)
80
9. (7)
81
9. (6)
'
82
8. (18)
1
88
8. (19)
84
8. (20)
85
— —
— "
22. (H)
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Henry HI.
Ad Quod
Damnum.
Inquisitions.
34 Hen. HI.
1
2
8
10. (20)
9.(9)
9.(8)
1
4
—
—
22. (16)
5
—
22. (15)
6
—
—
22. (17)
7
—
%
22. (18)
8
—
—
4. (1)
9
9. (10)
10
9. (11)
11
10. (19)
12
—
—
4.(2)
18
9. (12)
14
15. (5)
15
9. (13)
16
9. (14)
17
9. (15)
18
—
—
4. (3) '
19
9. (16)
20
9. (17)
21
9. (18)
22
9. (19)
28
9. (20)
24
9. (11)
25
—
—
4. (4)
26
10. (1)
27
10. (2)
28
10. (3)
29
—
—
4.(5)
80
10. (4)
81
10. (5)
82
10. (6)
1
33
10. (7)
84
—
1. (12)
85
—
—
4. (6)
•86
—
—
4. (7)
87
—
—
4.(8)
38
10. (8)
39
10. (9)
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10. (10)
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10. (11)
42
10. (12)
1
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Henry III.
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Damnum.
Inquisitions.
34 Hen. III.
46
47
10. (15)
4. (11)
48
—
Miscellanea (Chan-
cery) 15.
49
—
4. (12)
50
—
4. (13)
51
—
4. (14)
52
—
. 4. (15)
68
1. (18)
54
10. (16)
55
10. (17)
*
56
10. (18)
35 Hen. III.
1
—
—
22. (19)
2
—
22. (20)
V
3
—
—
22. (21)
4
—
—
6. (D
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—
—
5. (2)
6
—
—
5. (3)
7
12. (3)
8
22. (22)
9
11. (1)
10
11. (2)
11
—
5.(4)
12
1. (14)
13
—
5. (5)
14
1. (15)
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43
26. (17)
44
—
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45
—
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11. (7)
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47
25. (18)
48
24. (12)
49
25. (19)
50
—
11. (8)
51
—
11. (9)
52
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Criminal Inq. 2(5).
53
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—
Criminal Inq. 2 (6).
54
,
—
Criminal Inq. 2 (7).
55
—
11. (10)
56
—
11. (11)
57
—
11. (12)
58
—
2. (14)
59
—
—
Criminal Inq. 2 (8).
46 Hen. III.
1
2
26. (20)
26. (1)
S
—
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4
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5
26. (3)
1
6
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7
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9
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10
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1
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11
26. (9)
12
26. (10)
18
26. (11)
14
26. (12)
16
26. (13)
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Inquisitions
Inquisitions
M^i rppI Inn Ann f>
Post Mortem.
Henry HI.
Ad Quod
Damnum.
Inquisitions.
46 Hen. III.
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
28
24
25
26
26. (14)
26. (15)
26. (16)
26. (17)
26. (18)
26. (19)
26. (20)
27. (1)
27. (2)
27. (8)
27. (4)
27
—
11. (14)
28
—
2. (15)
29
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24. (1)
80
24. (2)
81
2. (16)
82
—
24. (8)
83
—
24. (4)
84
27. (5)
85
—
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17. (12)
36
—
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11. (15)
87
—
—
—
Criminal Inq. 2 (9)
88
—
—
11. (16)
89
—
—
11. (17)
40
—
—
Criminal Inq. 2 (10)
41
—
—
—
Criminal Inq. 2 (11)
42
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2. (17)
48
27. (7)
44
—
—
11. (18)
45
27. (5)
46
27. (8)
47 Hen. III.
1
2
8
4
27. (9)
27. (10)
27. (11)
27. (12)
5
—
—
11. (20)
6
27. (13)
7
27. (14)
8
27. (15)
9
—
11. (21)
10
27. (16)
11
27. (17)
12
27. (18) &
32. (8)
18
27. (19)
14
27. (20)
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XXXIV
Inquisitions
Post Mortem.
Inquisitions
Ad Quod
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Inquisitions.
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Henry III.
Damnum.
47 Hen. III. 15
28. (1)
16
28. (2)
17
28. (3)
18
28. (4)
19
28. (5)
20
28. (6)
21
28. (7)
.
22
28. (8)
28
28. (9)
24
28. (10)
1
25
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26
28. (12)
27
28. (13)
28
28. (14)
29
28. (15)
30
28. (16)
1
81
28. (17)
82
29. (2)
1
33
29. (1)
34
27. (5)
85
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11. (10)
36
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2.
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37
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38
—
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11. (22)
89
28. (6)
40
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42
29. (2)
43
29. (8)
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45
80. (1)
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cery) 14, no. 1.(7.)
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48 Hen. IH. 1
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1
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3
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4
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5
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6
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7
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—
11. (25)
8
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9
30. (7)
10
30. (8)
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Inquisitions
Inquisitions
IVTi sppl 1 ft.n Anil R
Post Mortem.
Ad Quod
Inquisitions.
Henry III.
Damnum.
48 Hen. III. 11
80. (9)
12
80. (10)
18
85. (19)
14
80. (11)
15
80. (12)
16
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17
30. (18)
18
30. (14)
1
19
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20
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1
21
30. (17)
22
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80. (18)
24
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25
80. (20)
26
81. (1)
27
31. (2)
28
31. (8)
29
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30
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81
31. (4)
82
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38
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86
31. (6)
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87
81. (7)
88
11. (27)
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49 Hen. IH. 1
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2
1
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3
31. (10)
4
31. (11)
5
81. (12)
1
6
81. (18)
1
7
81. (14) ;
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18
81. (19)
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14
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16
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17
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1
1
18
82. (4)
,
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Inquisitions
Post Mortem.
Henry III.
49 Hen. m. 19
20
—
21
—
22
—
28
—
24
—
25
—
26
—
27
—
28
82. (5)
29
82. (6)
80
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81
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82
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88
—
84
82. (8)
35
82. (9)
86
—
37
—
60 Hen. III. 1
82. (10)
2
82. (11)
8
82. (12)
4
—
5
82. (13)
6
81. (7)
7
82. (9)
8
32. (14)
9
82. (16)
10
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11
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12
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18
14
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15
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16
17
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19
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22
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27
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Inquisitions
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2. (28)
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12. (1)
12. (2)
12. (3)
12. (4)
12. (5)
12. (6)
12. (7)
12. (8)
12. (9)
12. (10)
12. (11)
12. (12)
12. (13)
24. (6)
18. (1)
18. (2)
18. (8)
18. (4)
16. (5)
11. (27)
18. (6)
18. (7)
18. (8)
18. (9)
18. (10)
13. (11)
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Inquisitions
Post Mortem.
Henry III.
Inquisitions
Ad Quod
Damnuna.
50 Hen. III. 28
—
29
88. (1)
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38. (2)
81
33. (8)
32
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88
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87
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88
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89
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44
83. (12)
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58
88. (18)
64
88. (14)
55
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56
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57
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58
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61
88. (15)
62
—
63
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65
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51 Hen. III. 1
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2
—
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5
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7
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8
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Inquisitions
8. (16)
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cery) 3.
18. (12)
13. (18)
18. (14)
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13. (25)
14. (1)
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14. (8)
14. (4)
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Inquisitions
Inquisitions
1^1 qpaI Inn pnii s
Post Mortem.
Ad Quod
Inquisitions.
Henry III.
Damnum.
51 Hen. III.
9
33. (19)
10
—
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11
88. (20)
12
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13
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14
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15
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16
14. (7)
17
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18
84. (4)
19
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20
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21
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22
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28
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14. (10)
24
84. (5)
25
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26
34. (6)
27
84. (7)
28
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14. (11)
29
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80
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81
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82
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88
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88
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52
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58
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Inquieitious
Inquisitions
Miftftfillaneous
Post Mortem.
Henry HI.
Ad Quod
Damnum.
Inquisitions.
51 Hen. III.
54
2. (32)
55
—
14. (19)
56
34. (IG)
57
—
14. (20)
58
—
14. (21)
59
—
—
14. (22)
60
34. (1)
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1
2
8
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
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34. (20)
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35. (2)
35. (3)
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35. (6)
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35. (8)
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22
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23
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27
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29
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84
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88
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40
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Post Mortem.
InquiBitions
Ad Quod
Miscellaneous
Henry III.
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Inquisitions.
15. (2)
62 Hen. III. 41
42
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cery) 14, no. 1.(8.)
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2
8. (2)
3
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4
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5
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6
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13
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Henry III.
Ad Quod
Damnum.
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58 Hen. III. 37
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Post Mortem.
Henry III.
Ad Quod
Damnum.
Inquisitions.
54 Hen. III. 38
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40
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41
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12
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Post Mortem.
Henry III.
89. (8)
Inquisitions
Ad Quod
Damnum.
Miscellaneous
Inquisitions.
55 Hen. m. 18
14
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15
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56
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Post Mortem.
Henry III.
Inquisitions
Ad Quod
Damnum.
Miscellaneous
Inquisitions.
I
56 Hen. III.
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Damnum.
Inquisitions.
56 Hen. m. 48
42. (11)
49
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50
42. (12)
51
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62
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58
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55
—
—
17. (9)
66
—
—
17. (10)
57
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—
Miscellanea (Chan-
cery) 14, no. 1.(11.)
68
— .
—
17. (11)
59
—
17. (12)
60
40. (19)
61
42. (13)
62
—
—
i
Criminal Inq. 2 (18).
68
—
—
17. (18) 1
64
42. (14)
65
—
Miscellanea (Chan-
cery) 14,no. 1.(12.)
66
—
-
17. (14)
.
67
—
-
,17. (15)
57 Hen. III. 1
80. (1)
2
42. (16)
8
42. (17)
4
42. (15)
6
42. (18)
6
—
—
17. (16)
7
—
—
17. (17)
Hen. III. Un-
•
certain dateB. 1
—
—
Missing (1806).
2
—
—
Missing (1806).
8
—
Missing (1806).
4
—
Missing (1806).
5
—
____
Missing (1806).
6
—
—
24. (20)
7
— _
~—
I.P.M. Edw. I.
Appx. 1. 61.
8
43. (4)
9
43. (5)
10
—
—
Missing (1806).
11
46. (20)
12
48. (18)
18
—
—
18. (1)
14
—
—
Missing (1806).
15
—
—
21. (22)
16
48. (7)
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Inquisitions
Inquisitions
Post Mortem.
Ad Quod
Henry III.
Damnum.
Hen. III. Un-
certain dates. 17
43. (6)
18
46. (2)
19
—
20
21
46. (3)
22
9.(5)
23
46. (4)
24
46. (5)
25a
—
25b
_
_
26a
48. (20)
26b
46. (6)
27
—
28
45. (9)
29
46. (7)
80
46. (8)
31
^ •
32
48. (18)
83
—
84
—
35
45. (2)
36
46. (9)
37
—
88
43. (8)
39
46. (10)
40
—
-- .
41
10. (17)
42
—
48
—
44a
19. (4)
44b
84. (1)
46
—
46
12.~(2)
47
27. (1)
48
46. (11)
49
18. (7)
50
19. (9)
51
48. (2)
52
46. (12)
58
46. (18)
54
81. (11)
55
—
56
45. (6)
Miscellaneous
Inquisitions
18. (2)
Miscellanea (Chan-
cery) 14, no. 1
(18.)
18. (8)
9. (29)
18. (4)-
18. (5)
18. (6)
18. (7)
24. (21)
I. P.M. Edw. I
Appx. 1. 62.
Missing (1806).
Missing (1806).
Missing (1806).
18. (8)
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Hen. m. Un-
certain dates. 57
58
59
60
61
62
68
64
65
66
67
68
69
70
71
72
78
74
75
76
77
78
79
80
81
82
88
84
85
86
87
88
89
90
91
92
93
94
96
96
Inquisitions
Post Mortem.
Henry HI.
44. (11)
InquisitionB
Ad Quod
Damnum.
48. (10)
48. (19)
18. (14)
44. (18)
44. (14)
44. (10)
45. (8) I
46. (14) '
44. (5) i
86. (2) '
46. (15) I
45. (15) I
45. (14)
46. (16)
45. (12)
46. (17)
44. (15)
44. (6)
17. (19)
88. (6)
44. (12)
Miscellaneous
Inquisitions.
1.(8)
18. (9)
18. (17)
18. (18)
18. (18)
24. (28)
Miscellanea (Chan-
cery) 14, no. 1.
(14.)
Miscellanea (Chan-
cery) 14, no. 1.
(15.)
18. (10) i
5. (29) 1
18. (11)
18. (12)
18. (18)
18. (14)
18. (15)
18. (16)
24. (22)
Miscellanea (Chan-
cery) 14, no. 1.
(16.)
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InquiRitions
Post Mortem.
Inquisitions
Ad Quod
Miscellaneous
Inquisitions.
Henry HI.
Damnum.
Hen. III. Up-
1
certain dates 97
46. (18;
98
—
—
18. (20)
99
—
—
24. (24)
100
46. (19;
1
101
—
—
22. (2)
102
—
—
24. (25
108
5. (5)
104
—
18. (21) ;
105
—
18. (22) ,
106
—
18. (28)
107
47. (2)
108
—
—
109a
—
18. (24)
109b
17. (9)
110
46. (20)
111
9., (7)
112
88. (8)
1
113
—
—
18. (25)
114
48. (8)
115
—
—
18. (26)
116
—
—
18. (27)
117
47. (8)
118
—
18. (28)
119
45. (1)
120
27. (18)
1
1
121
—
—
18. (29)
122
47. (21)
123
45. (18)
124
26. (8)
125
47. (4)
126
85. (10)
j
127
—
—
19. (1)
128
—
—
18. (80)
129
47. (5)
180
47. (6)
181
_
19. (2)
182
—
19. (8)
188
—
19. (4)
184
—
19. (5)
185
—
—
186
47. (7)
187
—
—
19. (6)
188
86. (1)
189
—
—
140
—
19. (7)
141
—
—
10. (22)
Criminal Inq. 1(17).
Ancient Petition,
6807a.
Co. Placita, Hants, 1.
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Inqaisitions
Inquisitions
1 Afiftppllnnpons
Post Mortem.
Henry HI.
Ad Quod
. Damnum.
Inquisitiojis.
Hen. III. Un-
certain dates 142
45. (10)
148
—
—
Missing (1806).
144
—
Miscellanea (Chan-
cery) 14. no. 1 (17)
145
—
—
Rentals, &c. 1 (1).
146
. —
19. (8)
147
—
19. (9)
148
—
19. (10)
.149
—
—
Rentals, &c. 1 (1).
150
—
3. (21)
151
—
Missing (1806).
152
—
■ —
Co. Placita. York
1 (1).
153
.
19. (11)
154
-—
.
19. (12)
155
—
19. (13)
156
—
19. (14)
157
—
—
Missing (1806).
158
—
—
Missing (1806).
159
—
19. (15)
160
—
19. (16)
161
19. (17)
162
—
19. (18)
163
—
—
19. (19)
164
44. (1)
165
—
8. (34)
166
—
—
Missing (1806).
167
—
■
—
Warrants, file 1869
168
—
10. (7)
169
—
—
Missing (1806).
170
—
—
19. (20)
171
47. (8)
172
—
19. (21)
173
- -
19. (2-2)
174
—
19. (28)
175
—
Miscellanea (Chan-
cery) 27.
176
44. (19)
177
—
—
Missing (1806).
178
—
19. (-21)
179
47. (9) •
180
19. (25)
181
27. (6)
182
_
19. (26)
183
24. (3)
184
34. (2)
185
—
19. (27)
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Post Mortem.
' Henry III.
Inquisitions
Ad Quod
Damnum.
Miscellaneous
Inquisitions.
Hen. III. Un-
i
certain dates 186
45. (4)
187
—
19. (28)
188
—
—
—
Missing (1806).
189
47. (10)
190
47. (11)
191
48. (1)
192
45. (7)
19S
47. (12)
194
—
I. P: M. 3 Edw. I.
No. 2.
195
17- (20)
196
—
19. (29)
197
—
—
19. (80)
198
—
—
20. (1)
199
48. (14)
200
25. (19)
201
—
—
—
Missing (1806).
202
—
—
20. (2)
203
12. (2)
204
44. (2)
205
4r. (18)
206
_._
—
20. (8)
207
44. (20)
208
20.(4)
209
--
■-
I. P. M. Edw. I.
Appx. 1. No. 68.
210
47. (14)
211
84. (9)
212
—
20.(5)
213
47. (1)
214
—
20.(6)
215
44. (7)
'
216
44. (8)
217
—
20.(7)
218
—
—
20.(8)
219
85. (19)
220
47. (15)
221
—
—
20. (9)
222
47. (16)
228
45. (10)
224
45. (11)
225
42. (14)
226
.
—
20. (10)
227
16. (14)
228
1. (84)
229
I. P.M. 88 Edw. I.
No. 80.
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Ad Quod
Henry m.
Damnum.
Hen.in. Un-
certaindates 230
48. (15)
231
44. (18)
232
288
—
234
—
285
286
44, (16)
287
47. (17)
288
48. (11)
289
9. (8)
*240
86. (2)
241
18. (8)
242
44. (17)
248
48. (9)
244
45. (18)
245
47. (18)
246
—
247
47. (19)
248
—
—
249
45. (16)
250
45. (4)
251
48. (16)
252
21. (17)
258
-^
—
254
255
—
256
47. (20)
257
—
—
258
44. (8)
259
1. (1)
260
261
44. (9)
262
_
268
264
265
266
267
268
48. (17)
269
8. (82)
270
— -
271
272
278
Miscellaneous
Inquisitions.
20. (11)
20. (12)
20. (14)
20. (15)
20. (16)
20. (17)
20. (18)
11. (19)
20. (19)
20. (20)
20. (21)
20. (22)
20. (28)
20. (24)
20. (25)
20. (26)
20. (27)
20. (28)
20. (29)
I.P.M. ISEdw.I.
No. 48.
Missing (1806).
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Inquisitions
Post Mortem.
Henry HI.
Hen. III.
Uu-
;
certain dates 274
275
276
1
277
.
278
279
280
—
281
__
282
—
288
45. (8)
284
285
45. (17) 1
286
287
Uncertain
Dates.
Appendix.
1
2
8
6. (19)
■ 4
]
5
j
1
288
6
■ 289
7
-'
8
9
1. (8)
290
10
11
'
291
12
292
13
42. (8) '
14
15
3. (13)
16
—
1 17
—
18
i 19
6. (19) I
1 20
21
: 22
1
1 23
1 24
25
19. (5) 1
Inquisitions
Ad Quod
Damnum.
Miscellaneous
Inquisitions.
Rentals, &c. 1 (1).
-
—
Miscellanea (Chan-
cery) 14. no. 1
(18).
.._
20.
(80)
—
21.
(1)
—
21.
(2)
-
21.
(8)
—
-
Ancient Petitions,
2509 a.
—
21.
(4)
—
14.
(17)
8. (35)
—
24.
(26)
21.
(5)
—
7.
(18)
10.
(17)
—
28.
(12)
—
4.
(14)
—
21.
(6)
—
21.
(7)
7.
(19)
—
5.
(80)
—
15.
(2)
—
21.
(8)
14.
(18)
—
1.
(4)
—
Criminal Inq. 2 (4).
1. (89)
—
9.
(12)
2. (32)
2. (14)
—
8.
(28)
—
-
—
Miscellanea (Chan-
cery) 14. no. 1
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Po«t Mortem. ' Ad Quod I AUscellAneous
Henry III. , Damnum. I^^^'^'^'OUB.
Hen. III.
Uncertain
Dates.
Appendix.
26
27
28
29
29S
294
80
81
82a
32b
88
84
85
86
87
88
89
40
41
42
48
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
58
54
56
56
57
58
59
60
9. (7)
9. (6)
10. (16)
8. (19)
10. (17)
12. (2)
1. (18)
1. (29)
16. (14) !
16. (16) I
27. (8) I
84. (16)
14. (19)
1 _
Criniinuilnq.l(iy).
—
Miscellanea (Chan-
cery) 14. no. 1
(8).
—
Miscellanea (Chan-
cery) 14. no. 1
(6).
—
Miscellanea (Chan-
cery) 14. no. 1
(4).
—
Miscellanea (Chan-
cery) 14. no. 1
(7).
12. (12)
2. (19)
2. (20)
8. (17)
8. (18)
, 8. (19)
4. (16)
«
1
5. (28)
8. (29)
■ —
Criminal Inq. 1 (11).
—
Criminallnq.l(12).
28. (14)
1 9. (18)
; 21. (9)
11. (24)
21. (10)
14. (20)
14. (21)
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Post Mortem.
Henry HI.
Inquisitions
Ad Quod
Damnum.
Miscellaneous
Inquisitions.
1
i
Hen. III.
Uncertain
Dates.
Appendix.
1
61
—
14. (22)
62
—
16. (12)
63
87. (12)
64
36. (1)
65
~~
Miscellanea (Chan-
cery) 14. no. 1
(8).
66
Miscellanea (Chan-
cery) 14. no. 1
(9).
67
—
—
16. (16)
68
—
—
16. (17)
69
—
—
16. (18)
70
—
—
Miscellanea (Chan-
cery) 8.
71
—
—
Criminallnq.2(18).
72
—
—
17. (18)
78
42. (14)
74
Miscellanea (Chan-
cery) 14. no. 1
(12).
76
—
Eccl. Petitions 1
84a.
' 295
76
—
—
Criminal Inq. 2 (19).
296
77
—
21. (11)
297
78
—
21. (12)
298
79
'
Miscellanea (Chan-
cery) 14. no. 1
(19).
80
—
—
I. P. M. Edw. I.
•
Appx. 1. No. 60.
299
81
—
—
21. (18)
800
82
—
—
—
Ancient Petitions,
2808 a.
801
' 88
—
—
21. (14)
802
84
Miscellanea (Chan-
cery) 14. no. 1
(20).
808
85
—
—
21. (15)
304
86
—
— ,"
24. (27)
805
87
—
—
11. (28)
806
88
—
I. P.M. 10 Edw. I.
No. 15.
807
89
—
—
21. (16)
.
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InqoisitionB
Ad Quod
Damnum.
Miscellaneousi
Inquisitions.
Hen. III.
Uncertain
Dates.
808
809
810
811
812
818
Appendix,
90
91
92
98
94
95
45. (20)
96
814 I 97
815 I 98
816 I 99
817 ; 100
I 101
318 —
819 j —
820 i —
84.(1)
47. (22) '
47. (28)
' Criminal Inq. 2 (20).
Criminal Inq. 2 (21).
! Miscellanea (Chan-
cery) 14. no. 1
(21).
Miscellanea (Chan-
cery) 14. no. 1
(22;.
iCriminallnq.KlS).
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CORRIGENDA.
No. 10, Gloucester, for Margaret de Gomery read Margaret de Somery.
for villeage read villenage.
for fish-hawk read sparrowhawk {nisi),
for and the Circumcision read and on the feast
of the Circumcision.
for betrothed read married.
for Bametta la Vescuutesse read Bainetta la
Vescuntesse.
for Dadinton read Budinton.
for retornat read retornat'.
313, Westmoreland, for Ondhop read Midhopp.
367, Title, for Bossa read Boffa.
414, Northumberland, /or boys read children (pveronun),
630, Knights' fees,
Bedford, for Hineklon read Hiveldon.
636, last two entries, for j^ read /o and for ^ read i\.
Index, — Bovingdon [co. Hertf.] 'Jliia idmtitirafion in vonjccturaL
. 10, Gloucester,
32, York,
102, Tenford,
108, York,
128, Heirs,
202, Knights' fees,
219, Nottingham,
285, Endorsement,
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CALENDAE OF INQUISITIONS.
1. BiCHABD NOBL.
Writ to the sheriff of Kent, 17 June, 20 Hen. III. Inq. (undated.)
William, his son, is his heir.
Kent. Midd' hundred, lands (unspecified) worth 41. 10«., and 2 loads {syuas)
of salt.
Faveresham hundred, a yearly farm of 4Z. Paying yearly to the
king from all the above, one pair of gilded spurs.
C. Hen. III. File 1. (1.)
S2. Gilbert le Bbet alias lb Brut.
Writ to the sheriiBf of Southampton, 24 April, 20 Hen. III. Inq. {undated.)
Southampton. Ly manor, 1 carucate land (extent given) held of the king and
formerly of Fromund de Bichemund by service of J knight's fee.
His mother and wife have their dower out of the same.
C. Hen. III. File 1. (2.)
3. Cecily Hoese alioA Huse.
Writ to the sheriff of Southampton, 16 May, 20 Hen. III. Inq. {undated.)
Matthew Huse, her son, is her heir.
Southampton. Elinges town, 1 hide land held of the king in chief by service of
^ knight's fee.
C. Hen. III. File 1. (3.)
4. William Avenbl.
Writ to the constable of St. Briavell, 5 May, 20 Hen. III. Inq. {undated-)
Dulcie, his daughter, is his heir.
[Gloucbstbb.] Bikenor in the Forest of Dene, 2 carucates land held of the
king in chief (service unspecified).
C. Hen. III. File 1. (4.)
5. Mabgabet alias Mabgery de Gobmeilles.
Writ to the sheriff of Hereford, 16 May, 20 Hen. III. Inq. {undated.)
Her daughters, Alice, the wife of Bobert le Archer, and Isabel, the wife of
Simon de Solers, are her heirs by Walter de Stokes, her husband.
Hbbbfobd. Tatinton and Bolingehop' in Clehungre, i knight's fee, containing 8
carucates (and) 100s. rent, held of the king in chief.
Eston town, 1 knight's fee held by Boger de Eston.
A. 8548. Wt. 22880. S99. 400.— 23/1/02. m. a
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2 INQUISITIONS.
Gloucester. Begesoure and Hennemerse, 1 knight's fee held by James de
Solers.
Writ to the sheriff of Gloucester, 17 May, 20 Hen. III. Inq. (undated.)
Gloucester. The jury know of no land held by any Margaret de Cormailles of
the king in chief, but one Albreda de Marmiun sometime held certain lands
of the king in chief in dower, which lands Henry de Penebrigg* now holds
of Hugh Giffard, and he of the king in chief.
C. Hen. III. File 1. (5.)
6. Robert son of Walter.
Writ of extent of the manors of Reyndon and Beninton to Adam son of William,
24 May, 20 Hen. III. ExUnt {undated).
[Essex.] Reyndun manor (full extent given).
C. Hen. III. File 1. (6.)
7. Robert de Gouyz alias de Guuyz.
Writ of extent to the sheriff of Dorset, 28 June, 20 Hen. III. Extent {undated).
Dorset. Deuelich demesne, lands, &c., worth 4/. 15«. 4d., rents of freemen
41. lis. lO^d.f and villenage rents and services 4Z. 158. 5^(2., yearly.
Winterborn demesne, lands, &c., worth 15s. 4d., rents of freemen
68. l^d., and villenage rents and services 59s. lOd. yearly.
C. Hen. III. File 1. (7.)
8. Hugh de Mbriet.
Writ to the sheriff of Somerset, 8 April, 20 Hen. III. Inq. {undated.)
Nicholas, his son, is his heir.
Somerset. Meriet, Lopene and Boclond, IJ knight's fee held of the king of the
honour of Mortain.
C. Hen. III. File 1. (8.)
9. John, earl of Chester.
Writ to John Lestrange {J. Extraneo), Justice of Chester, 25 May, 26 Hen. III.
Inq. {undated.)
Chester. Rushton manor was given by the said earl of his good will to Hugh
Fyton, who was in seisin thereof a great while ; afterwards the said earl
disseised him, but granted him the manor in tenancy until he should
provide him with 20 marks of land ; meanwhile the earl died and the
king's chief bailiffs in the county and S. dean of Chester disseised him, by
what order the jury know not.
C. Hen. III. FOe 1. (9.)
10. Thomas, earl of Warwick.
Writ to the sheriff of Worcester, 25 Aug. Inq. Wednesday before St. Michael,
26 Hen. III. Concerning knights' fees held of the said earl, besides those
assigned in dower to Philippa sometime the wife of Henry, earl of
Warwick, and Maud sometime the wife of Henry de Oylly.
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WoROBSTBB. Half a hide land (uuspecified) held by Richard son of Robert, by
service of J mark and 21^ measures (mittas) of salt, and another half hide
by Walter son of Richard de Fortes, by the same service.
Similar writ to the sheriil of Warwick and Leicester, 25 Aug. 26 Hen. HI. Inq,
(undated,)
Warwick and Leicester. 8 knights' fees (unspecified) held by Roesia de
Verdon; 5 by Thomas de Elmton; 4 by Richard de Harecurt; 2J by
Thomas de Estley ; J by William son of Hamon ; 1 by Richard de
Amundevil ; \ by Robert, son of William de Ulnhale ; ^^ by the heir of
William de Warr' ; \ by Gilbert de Setgrave ; 1 J by Robert Dayvil ; 3 by
Henry de Lodbroc'; 1 by Ralph de Wylinton; | by John le Vavasour; \
by the heirs of Henry Boscher ; and 5J by tenants of Peter Corbezun's
lands.
Writ {missing). Inq. (undated.)
Berks. Northmorton, 1 fee held by John, son and heir of Henry Basset.
Eneborn, J fee held by John Belet and Andrew de la Brech'.
Elfreton, | fee held by Richard de Elfreton.
Charleton, J fee held by GeoflErey de Bonofossato.
Eston and Wynterburn, 1 fee held by Alan de Farnham, John de
Anvers and Simon de Luvek*.
Bastlesden, 1 fee held by Robert de Gynes, which he holds of the
king and it was of the fee of the said earl.
Remenham, 1 fee held by Peter de Monteforti.
Swalewefeld, ^ fee held by Geoffrey Dispensator.
Of the fees assigned to the said Philippa and Maud the jury are ignorant.
Similar icrit to the sheriff of Gloucester, 25 Aug. 26 Hen. HI. Inq. (undated.)
Gloucester. Dorsinton, 1 fee held by Henry de Preeres of Roesia de Verdun,
who used to answer for it to the said earl.
Weston Mauduth, J fee held by William Mauduth.
Cheddewrth', 1 fee held by Richard Siward for life.
Pulton, 1 fee held by Olimpia de Wilinton.
Lydeneie, J fee held by Richard de Mundevill.
Lideneie and Overe, J fee held by Margaret de Gomery.
Lideneie, i fee held to farm by Richard de Mundevill, of the fee that
was of Gilbert le Kentes; and -ia fee held by John de Paris.
Similar writ to the sheriff of Northampton, 25 Aug. 26 Hen. III. Inq. (undated.)
Northampton. Norton juxta Davintre, 1 fee held by Nicholas de Nodariis and
Roger de Whelton, and J fee held by Roger Gulafre; and Richard de
Vernun is between them and the said earl.
Suthwick, 1 fee held by Thomas Knyvet, but Peter de Monteforti is
between him and the earl.
Craneford, J fee held by Maurice de Audely of the fee of the abbot
of Peterborough (de Burgo), but the earl ought to be between the said
Maurice and the abbot.
Writ (missing). Inq. (undated.)
Southampton. The jury know not of any fee held of the said earl in the county,
except : —
BromeshuU, i fee held by Henry de BromeshuU of the heirs of
William Turvill who hold it of the honour of Warwiqk,
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Similar writ to the sheriff of Rutland, 25 Aug. 26 Hen. III. Inq, (missing)
(See No. 21.)
C. Hen. III. File 1. (10.)
11. WiLLUM DE AlBINIACO.
Writ of Extent to the sheriff of Nottingham, 15 Sept. 26 Hen. III. Extent
(undated).
Nottingham. Orskinton town, 32 bovates land, 15Ja. meadow and a windmill ;
and 68 bovates held of the said William in free socage.
Thuruerton, 20 bovates similarly held at a farm of 10?. Os. 2d., and
i acre held at a rent of 4d. and 4 hens yearly, and pleas &c. worth 40«.
Scherinton, Screveton, Coliston, Dalinton, Stanton and Orskinton,
lOZ. of land held by Roger Bozon by J knight's fee.
Scherinton, 100«. of land held by William de Audedeleg' by i knight's
fee ; and 20s. rent held by Richard Hotoft by ■f\y knight's fee.
Orskinton, 20s. rent held by William de Huntindon by ^V knight*8 fee.
Writ of Extent to the sheriff of Leicester, 17 Oct. 26 Hen. III. Extent (undated).
Leicester. Redmilde manor (extent given).
Lincoln. Extent (undated). Offinton, 16 bovates arable and 24a. meadow,
14 bovates arable in socage, 14 bovates arable in villenage, and from freemen
and cottars 65s. 6d., including 6s. in Waie.
Talinton, 10 bovates and 18a. in socage, 15 bovates arable in villenage,
and from freemen and cottars 6s. M.
Deping, 8 bovates arable.
Belver, 8 bovates land and 8a. meadow in demesne, J a mill, and
from freemen, &c. 57s. Id.
Wulstorp', from freemen 2s. and lib. pepper or 6rf. yearly, in villenage
12^ bovates land, and a messuage.
C. Hen. III. File 1. (11.)
12. William db Muncell'.
Writ to the sheriff of Southampton, 13 Aug, 27 Hen. III. Inq. (undated.)
Southampton. Compton manor was held by the said William of Thomas de
Warblington by service of J knight's fee ; the manor pertains to Sirefeld
manor, which the said Thomas holds of the king in chief by serjeanty.
C. Hen. III. File 1. (12.)
\ 13. Reginald Curtbbauint and William db la Curt.
.;;^ Writ to the sheriff of Salop, 10 July, 27 Hen. III. Inq. {undated.)
^' ^ Richard, heir of the said Reginald de Corbrant, is aged 8 and more.
Richard, heir of the said William de la Cort, is aged 3 and more.
Salop. The said Reginald had 5 bovates land (unspecified) in demesne, and
10s. rents, &c., whereof his wife has one third.
The said William had 6 bovates land (unspecified) in demesne, and
20s. 13d. and 1 pair of gloves, rent, «&c. whereof his wife has one third,
Salop. Inq. (undated) (?of later date).
Richard, son of Reginald Corboraund, aged 21, is his heir.
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Upinton, 2 virgates and 1 nook of land held by the said Reginald of
the king in chief by service of f part of a sore sparrowhawk. Sir J. Maunsel
has the wardship of the king's gift.
C, Hen. IIL File 1. (13.)
14. Wentlyen' late the wife of Robert de Butlers (sic).
Writ de dote to the sheriff of Wilts, 3 Oct. 27 Hen. III. Inq. {undated).
Wilts. Pultun, 3 carucates land in demesne, 20 virgates in villenage,
1 virgate held by Walter the franklin (frankelaunm), and services, &c.
This was not Norman, but English land ; Robert de Buthlers held it, and
after his death it descended to Baldwin {Paudawinus) his younger brother,
who married the said Wentlelian.
C. Hen. III. File 1. (14.)
15. Roger de Burewardbsle.
Writ to the sheriff of Stafford, 12 Oct. 27 Hen. IH. Inq. {undated.)
Mabel and Margery, his sisters, are his heirs.
Stafford. Essele town, 2 carucates land in demesne and 7 virgates in
villenage, held of the king in chief by service of one mounted serjeant
{senientis equestris) at Montgomery for fifteen days in time of war, at his
own cost. Whereof the wife of Philip de Borewardeleg' has her third part.
C. Hen. HI. File 1. (15.)
16. Giles de Berkele.
Writ to the sheriff of Oxford, 15 April, 27 Hen. III. Inq. (undated.)
Oxford. The said Giles did not hold his land in Saltford of John son of Alan,
in chief, but of the heirs of Robert de Turvill, who gave the same in free
marriage to William de Berkele with Denise, his daughter, of whom the
same Giles was [son] .
C. Hen. III. File 1. (16.)
17. Hugh de Sancto Martino.
Writ to the sheriff of Southampton, 1 Sept. 27 Hen. III. Inq. (undated.)
Southampton. The land of Seruiton (alias Serueton) descended to the said Hugh
from the Lady Ereburg, his mother, and his ancestors did not hold it of the
bail (ballium) of any of the king's predecessors, but of ancient enfeoffment,
holding it from heir to heir until that before the king crossed into Brittany,
he seized the said land because the said Hugh crossed into Normandy un-
licensed. Afterwards the king committed the land to Ingelram, the said
Hugh's younger brother, who held it for some time, but in his absence the
said Hugh came and put himself in seisin thereof and holds it until now. If
he should die without heir, the jury know not whether the land ought to be
escheat to the king as Normans' land or not, for the said Hugh and his
predecessors held of Ralph de Mortuo Mari and his predecessors. The said
Hugh has no heir except nephews on the side of his sister, who are in the
power of the King of Prance and there brought up.
C. Hen. III. File 1. (17.)
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18. Maud db Lucy.
Writ (rniising). Inq. (undated).
Whether her heir is Sir B. de Ripariis, her younger son, or the son of Sir
Richard de Ripariis,who was the son of her elder son and who died before her
decease, is unknown to the jury ; but the son of the said Sir Richard was 4 years
old on the morrow of the Nativity of the Blessed Mary, 27 {or ? 28) Hen. [III.]
Essex. Stanford manor (full extent given) held of the king as his escheat of the
honour of Boulogne by service of 3 knights* fees.
Angre manor and hundred (full extent given) held of the honour of
Gloucester by service of 10 knights' fees.
G. Hen. III. File 1. (18.)
19. Richard de Bubgo.
Return of Maurice son of Gerald, Justiciary of Ireland, to wHt oj extent^ and of
assignment of dower to Egidia, late the wife of the said Richard, 29 (?) Dec,
28(?) Hen. Ill (defective). Extent, 7 March, 27 Hen. III. (defaced.)
MuNSTBB [Ireland]. Est Clone manor (extent given).
Castrum Conign manor (extent given).
Wethemtire (?) manor (extent given).
Kilfecle, 1 carucate of land, with meadow and garden (extent given).
Clomele borough (extent given).
Eilsilan manor with Baliglassan (extent given).
Castrum Wilekin manor (extent given).
Balihodan and Tristelaweran, 2 J marks (rent?).
All the above are two parts of the lands which were of the said Richard in
Munster (Momonia) : the Lady Egidia is dowered of the following, viz. —
Tiperacht manor (extent given).
Cloncridan (extent given).
Clomele borough, 81. 13«. 4d. from the mills.
Listrotherach (?) manor (extent given).
Oleithach (extent given).
Lother manor (extent given).
Grellach manor (extent given).
Tristelaueran and Balyhodan, 61. 9«. 4d. (rent?).
C. Hen. III. File 1. (19.)
20. Walter de Baskervill.
Writ to the sheriff of Hereford, 24 May, 28 Hen. III. Inq. (undated.)
Sir Walter de Ba^kervile his son, is his heir.
Hereford. Orcope manor in Urchenefeld, held of the king in chief in free
socage in the law of Urchenefeld rendering yearly 60«., and finding two
men for Orcope manor and two footmen for its appurtenances, to go in the
king's service towards Wales for fifteen days at his own cost, and one day
and one night towards England.
C. Hen. III. File 1. (20.)
21. Thomas, earl of Warwick.
Writ to the sheriff of Hertford (sic), 5 Feb. 28 Hen. III. Inq. (undated.)
Concerning the knights* fees held of the said earl, besides those which were
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assigned in dower to Philippa sometime countess of Warwick ; of which fees
two parts are to be assigned to John de Plesseto and Margery his wife, sister
and heir of the said earl, and the third part to Ela, late his wife in dower.
Hebbford (sic). No fees were held of the said earl in the county of Hereford {sic).
(See No. 10.)
C. Hen. III. File 2. (1.)
22. Walter de Stocton.
Writ to the sheriff of Salop, 13 July, 28 Hen. HI. Inq. (undated.)
Richsurd, his son, is his heir.
Salop. Stocton town, 4 virgates of land held of the king in chief, by service of
one foot Serjeant with bow and arrows for fifteen days at Mongomeri at
his own cost.
C. Hen. III. File 2. (2.)
23. [Hbnry de Turbbrvil?]
Writ to the sheriff of Devon, 16 Oct. 28 Hen. HI. Extent, All Souls Day,
29 Hen. IH.
Devon. Braneys (alias Braidnes) manor (extent given), to which pertain the
homages of 16}, } and | knights' fees, and the advowson of the church.
Of all which Hawisia, late the wife of Henry de Turbervil, holds a third part
in dower.
C. Hen. III. FUe 2. (3.)
24. William de Turri.
Writ to the guardian of the lands late of Roger Bertram, 10 May, 28 Henry III.
Extent (undated).
He had no heir of his body in these parts, and the jury know of no other
heir except his brother Richard.
[Northumberland.] Midford parish, 80a. land held of Roger Bertram by
(service of) 2s. yearly to the guard of Midford Castle ; whereof the said
William's wife has a third part as dower.
C. Hen. III. File 2. (4.)
25. Mabel, late the wife of Peter de Escoteny.
Writ to the sheriff of Southampton, 19 Oct. 28 Henry III. Inq. (undated.)
Southampton. Sutton, IJ carucate land held in dower.
Bositon, J carucate land which she bought in her widowhood.
She holds no land in the county of her own inheritance. King John married
her to the said Peter de Scoteny.
C. Hen. III. FUe 2. (5.)
26. William de Stmely.
Writ to the sheriff of Buckingham, 16 Dec. 28 Hen. IH. Extent (undated).
Buckingham. Rysenberg' manor (full extent given ; (which is the king's
escheat as Normans' lands).
C. Hen. III. File 2. (6.)
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27. II[alph], bishop of Chichesxer.
Writ of extent to the sheriff of Sussex, 8 Feb. 28 Hen. III. Extent (undated),
Sussex. Bume manor (full extent given), including a marsh, a meadow called
Smalewys, and pasture in Linche and on the hills.
. C. Hen. III. File 2. (7.)
28. Alice, late the wife of Robert le Archer.
Wnt of extent to the sheriff of Hereford, 10 June, 28 Hen. III. Extent (undcUed).
Hereford. Lands (unspecified) worth 91. yearly.
C. Hen. III. File 2. (8.)
29. Geoffrey de Sane.
Wnt to the sheriff of Norfolk, 21 Feb. 28 Hen. III. Inq. (undated.)
Norfolk and Suffolk. The said Geoffrey never had land in Norfolk and Suffolk,
but in 20 Hen. Ill Earl William de Warenn gave him lOZ. rents
of assize in the towns of Geist, Tymeltorp, Binetre, Folesham, Norton,
Geistweit, Thirning, Dalling, Sparham, Weston and Feletorp'.
C. Hen. III. File 2. (9.)
30. Adam db Adudno alias Auno.
Return of Maurice son of Gerald, Justiciary of Ireland, to writ of 5 March.
Inq. 10 May, 28 Hen. III. Godfrey de Auno is his heir.
Ireland [Munster?] Kilcallan, 7J carucates land (extent given) held of the
king for 1 knight's fee by service of one sore goshawk or J mark yearly.
C. Hen. III. File 2. (10.)
31. Thomas db Warnettbham.
Writ to the sheriff of Northumberland, 3 March, 28 Hen. HI.
Ingelram de Warnetham, his son, is his heir.
Northumberland. Bamburg*, 1 carucate land held of the king in chief by 20«.
yearly for all services.
C. Hen. III. FUe 2. (11.)
32. Ralph db Fetherestan.
Writ to the sheriff of York, 14 Jan. 28 Hen. III. Extent (undated).
Olive, his daughter, aged 16J, is understood to be his heir, because he kept
a certain woman named Emma for ten years before he married her, and begot of
her Bichard his son, and after their mamage he begot of her the said Olive.
York. Fetherestan, 30a. land, a messuage, 5a. meadow, and pasture in
demesne, 2| bovates in villeage, 49s. S^d. rents from freemen, and 1 lb.
pepper and 2 lb. cummin.
Chevet town, 1 mark of rent of assize.
Stubbes, 8^.
C. Hen. III. File 2. (12.)
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33. RicHABD Masculus.
Writ (missing). Inq. {undated.)
He died whilst the bishopric of London was vacant and in the king's hands.
William his son, who completed 19 years the week before Whitsunday, 28 Hen. HI,
is his heir.
[Hertford ?] Upwyk in the bishopric of London, J knight's fee.
C. Hen. III. File 2. (13.)
34. Hugh de Vivona.
Writ {missing). Extent {undated , but indorsed 28 Hen. HI).
Wilts. West Kyngton manor (extent given), whereof one third is assigned to
Petronilla, late the wife of the said Hugh, in dower, and so two parts
remain to the king. {See Rot. Fin. 42 Hen. HI m. 2 {alias 11).
C. Hen. HI. File 2. (14.)
35. Hugh db Kylpbk'.
Writ {missing). Extent {undated, but indorsed 28 Hen. HI and defeetive).
(He had two ?) daughters, whereof the younger is aged 17.
Gloucester. Parva ,1 carucate land in demesne, 5s. rent of
assize, and 72a. in villenage, held by serjeanty member of
Kilpek*.
C. Hen. III. File 2. (15.)
36. Gerard de la Bare alias de la Barre.
Writ to the sheriff of Nottingham, 28 Aug. 28 Hen. IH. Inq. {undated).
Nottingham. Karleton in Lindrick manor (extent given) ; whereof the said
Gerard, who was the king's crossbowman, had 2^ bovates land in demesne,
22J bovates in socage and a water mill for life for his service, of the king's
gift ; and Walter de Ludham had by the king's deed, 5^ bovates land, and
8s. rent from the said mill, for 6s. yearly.
C. Hen. III. FUe 2. (16.)
37. John de Manebrigg' alias de Manesbrig'.
Writ to the sheriff of Southampton, 2 Jan. 28 Hen. HI. Inq. {undated.)
Agnes Peverel, his sister, and Juliana, his niece, (daughter) of Clemencia,
his sister, are his heirs.
Southampton. Manesbrig', Berton and Winemanston, IJ carucate land, 2 mills
8«. rent of assize and a wood within the bounds of the forest, of the
keepership of Estlj'^e, held of the king in chief, of the barony of
Hugh de Colonches by 40s. rent to the king's Exchequer.
C. Hen. III. FUe 2. (17.)
38. William Ptnell.
Writ to the keeper of the Island of Gerese, 21 March. Inq. Monday, 11 April,
28 Hen. HI.
He had two daughters, who are married, within the power of the King of
France, and his lands are the king's escheat.
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Jersey. Lands (unspecified) worth 381. 5s. 4rf. Toimiois from which 80«. 6d.
Tournois are deducted yearly for the dower of the late wife of John
Pynel. This inquisition was made in the king's full court of Jerese.
C,Hen.IILFUe2. (18.)
39. Nicholas son of Bbrnabd.
Writs to the sheriff of Buckingham, 30 Jan. and 8 Feb. 28 Hen. III. Extent
(tinduted).
The said Nicholas had a son named Bernard, who took a wife in Coure in
CO. Here [ford] , had two sons and a daughter of whose age the jury know nothing,
and died before his father: he also had three daughters, of whom two are
married in Buckingham and the third in Wilts.
Buckingham. Lands (unspecified) held of the king in chief for J (?) knight's fee.
C. Hen, III. File 2. (19.)
40. Peter db Pelbvill.
Writ to the keeper of the honour of Haghele, 3 April, 29 Hen. III. Inq. {undated.)
Peter his son, aged 24, is his heir.
[Norfolk?] (Unspecified), 300 Ja. arable, 26a. pasture, 91. Os. 3d. rent of assize
and a mill held of the king by service of (one) knight's fee of the honour of
Hagenet.
G. Hen. HI. File 2. (20.)
41. Alan db Singilton.
Writ to the sheriff of Lancaster, 16 Nov. Inq. Monday before St. Nicholas,
29 Hen. HI.
William de Singilton is his heir.
Lancaster. Singilton, \ carucate land held of the king by reason of the
serjeanty of the fee of the wapentake of Aumondernes and Blakeburnesire
by hereditary right.
• Ballisburg* town, 2 bovates land held of the king in chief, paying
2«. yearly.
C. Hen. III. File 3. (1.)
42. BOBERT DE HOGGBSHAM olioS DE HoKESHAM.
Writ to the sheriff of Devon, 25 Nov. 29 Hen. III. Inq. (undated.)
William de Hokesham is his heir.
Devon. Buddele hundred held of the king in chief by 40s. rent.
C.Hen.III.FUeS. (2.)
43. Banulph lb Pobr.
Writ to the sheriff of Nottingham, 9 Nov, 29 Hen. III. Inq. (undated.)
Banulph his son, aged 9, is his heir.
Nottingham. Normanton town, 2 carucates land and a water-mill held of the
heirs of Thomas de Aufirton, by service of one knight's fee, which service
(was assigned ?) in dower to Agnes, late the wife of Bobert de Aufirton,
mother of the said Thomas.
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[Derby.] Penkiston town, J carucate land and a water-mill, held of the
said heirs for J knight's fee, viz. — A moiety of Thomas de C(ha)wrcs one of
the heirs and (of) the elder (branch) (exnecia) whose wardship the king
granted to Robert de Lathum, and the other moiety of the said Robert, who
has to wife Amice, the other heir.
Boctheyt (?) mill and 1 bovate land, rendering 5s. yearly to the lords of
the fee of Kirkeby. (See No. 98.)
C. Hen. III. File 3. (3.)
44. William de Wernevill alias de Wennervile.
Wtit to the keeper of the lands of J. sometime earl of Lincoln and constable of
Chester, 21 Jan. 29 Hen. III. Inq. (undated.)
He has an heir male, aged 14 at the feast of St. Giles next.
[York.] (Unspecified) 252a. land and 18a. meadow in demesne, 34s. 7d.
from freemen, 21J bovates land in bondage, whereof 6J bovates in
Himleswrd*, and 15 bovates in Kyneslay, 4d. Os. lO^d. rents from many
cottars, a water mill and a wind mill held by service of one knight.
Of all which the lady has her third part in dower.
(7. Hen. III. File 3. (4.)
45. WiLLUM DE SiFREWAST.
Writ of extent to the sheriff of Southampton, 28 Oct. 29 Hen. III. Inq,
(undated.)
Southampton. Frivolk, 2 virgates land held by William de Pola by free service
of 4s., 1 virgate by William Crespin for 12d., and 1 virgate by Nicholas Page
for i mark, 16 virgates held by villeins, 250a. land in demesne, pasture
worth 10s., a mill, Rifley wood containing 20a., 2 fulling mills, cottars,
meadow, and the advowson of the church.
And the said William held two knights' fees of Sir W. bishop of Winchester
viz. — ^Frivolk for 1 fee and Hamdon extra Overton for 1 fee, and Sir Roger
de Sifrewast (held them) of the said William in chief.
C. Hen. III. File 3. (5.)
46. Henry de Colne, sometime sheriff of Huntingdon and Cambridge.
Writ to the sheriff of Cambridge and Huntingdon, 7 July, 29 Hen. III. Inq.
(undated.)
[Huntingdon.] Colne, 60a. land, 4a. meadow, rents and pasture (extent given)
excepting his wife's dower, rendering 25s. 6rf. yearly to the lords of the fee.
[Cambridge.] Caxton, 80a. land, rents, &c. (extent given) rendering 20s. to
John de Escalariis, besides the king's foreign service, and a rent of corn,
barley and oats to the prior of Ely.
C. Hen. III. File 3. (6.)
47. WlLLLlM DE KbNTEWELL.
Writ (missing). Inq. Wednesday the morrow of All Saints, 29 Hen. III.
Mabel, daughter of Walter de Kentewell, is his heir.
[Suffolk.] Meleford town, 2 carucates land held of the king in chief by
service of 10 knights' fees, and 65s. id. to Norwich Castle.
C. Hen. III. File 8. (7.)
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48. John le Visconte.
Writ to the sheriff of Northumberland 25 July. Inq. Tuesday before St.
Laurence, 29 Hen. III.
Raineta, his daughter, wife of Everard le Tyeis {Teutonicus)^ is heir of the
said John le Viscunte.
Northumberland. Emildon, Burton, Staunford, Dunstan, Craucestre, and
Warnetham (towns?), besides land called Witewrth* in the same town of
Warnetham (extents given with names of tenants) including 85 marks rent
paid by Henry de Neketon for the waters of Twede.
C. Hen. III. FUe 3. (8.)
49. Gilbert de Umfranvill alias de Umframvill.
Writ of extent to Eobert de Creppinges, 31 March, 29 Hen. Ill, for assigning
dower to Maud, late the wife of the said Gilbert.
[Northumberland.] Inq. (undated.)
Hyrbotle manor and borough (extent given) with Otturburne manor,
member of Hyrbotle, Alwenton, and the advowfion of the church at
EUesden.
Northumberland. Inq. (undated.)
Prudehou manor with its members, Hyrlawe, Inghou, and Welpintan'
(extent given), and with Ovingham, Kerneslawe, the granges of BoUand,
Fyleton, and Euhehop', woods in Horsele and Prudhou, and the advowsons
of Ovingham and Whelpinton. Five knights' fees and nine parts of a fee
pertain to Prudhu.
C. Hen. III. FUe 3. (9.)
50. Baldwin de Bipariis, sometime earl of Devon.
Writ (misting).
[Devon.] Extent 29 Hen. III. Enkedon [manor] (extent given).
[Devon.] Extent 29 Hen. III. Erdewik and Bottesford, lands, &c. (extent given)
with the foreign Hundred Court and borough of Plumton.
[Devon.] Extent 29 Hen. III. Huniton, lands, &c. (extent given) with the
borough.
[Devon.] Extent 29 Hen. III. Thuverton, manor and borough (extent given)
with the foreign Hundred Court.
[Surrey.] Extent 29 Hen. III. Suhlamhee (alias Suthlamhuth) [manor] with
Suthstretham and Westmicham (extent given).
[Southampton.] Bremmora [manor] (extent given).
[Somerset.] Portbury [manor] (extent given).
[Dorset.] Extent 29 (?) Hen. Ill (defective). [Ebbrichton ?] (extent given).
Akford (extent given).
Dorcester, 60a. rent.
C. Hen. III. FUe 8. (10.)
51. BOBERT ArTUR.
Writ (undated fragment), Inq, Friday before St. Andrew, 29 Hen. III.
Bobert his son, the bearer of these presents, is his heir.
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Jebsby. St. John de Quercubus parish, 8 virgates land, which owing to the
absence in remote parts of the said heir, came to the hands of Richard
Baudein, who afterwards committed felony, on account of which the land
was taken into the ldng*s hands.
C. Hen. III. File 8. (11.)
52. Geoffrey de Saucemabe.
Writ of extent to Robert de Creppinges. 1 March, 30 Hen. III. Extent {undated),
[Derby.] Sandiacre serjeanty, a capital messuage and mill (extent given).
Writ to Robert de Creppinges. 13 March, 30 Hen. III. Inq. {^undated.)
[Debby,] Drisco wood pertains to the land which the said Geoffrey gave to the
church of Dale, of which he was enfeoffed by the deed of John de Wyburvill,
and he by that of Peter de Sandiacre, of the serjeanty which he held of the
king in Sandiacre. The said Geoffrey held no land there of the king in chief.
C. Hen. III. File 3. (12.)
53. Wabben de Redbnhale.
Writ to the sheriff of Norfolk, 24 March, 30 Hen. III. Inq. (undated.)
Robert, his son, is his heir.
NoBFOLK. Redenhale, 1 carucate land held of the king in chief, by service o
keeping and mewing one goshawk.
C. Hen. III. File 3. (13.)
54. WiLLUM DE BbUG\
Writ to the sheriff of Salop, 16 Jan. 30 Hen. III. Inq. (undated.) m^ , ^ ^^ )
Richard, his brother, is his heir.
Salop. Two virgates and 1 nook of land (unspecified) held of the king in chief
by service of J of one sore sparrow-hawk.
C. Hen. III. File 3. (14.)
55. Thomas de Nobmanvill.
Writ to the sheriff of Kent, 14 March, 30 Hen. III. Inq. (undated fragment.)
Ralph de of full age (is his heir?).
Kent. [Kenardington**] held of the king in chief (by service of)
.... one knight.
C. Hen. III. File 3. (15.)
56. RiCHABD DE BUBTON.
Writ to the sheriff of Devon, 2 June, 30 Hen. III. Inq. {undated.)
Devon. Chelewrthe (alias Cheleswurth*), 1 carucate land held of the bail
(ballio of King John, which came into the king's hands after the death
of the said Richard and can be given to whom he wills as Normans* lands.
C. Hen. III. File 3. (16.)
* Sic in the Calendar printed in 1806, but now torn away.
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57. Waltbb db Lacy.
Writ to the sheriff of Hereford, 18 June. Inq. Saturday, the vigU of St. John
the Baptist, 30 Hen. III.
Hereford. Stoke Lacy manor is not the king's escheat as Normans' lands,
but was of the fee of Walter de Lacy, and held by Richard de Bellofago,
because Hugh de Lacy gave it in free marriage to Richard de Boufou, father
of the said Richard, with Elayre, his wife. {See No. 73.)
C. Hen. III. File 3. (17.)
58. IsBULT DB Grey.
Writ to the sheriff of Kent, 18 June, 30 Hen. HI. Inq. (undated.)
Richard de Gray, her son, is her heir.
Kent. Hoo, a moiety of the manor held, by an exchange made with her four
coparceners, by service of J knight's fee, but only J of the manor came to
her by inheritance.
C. Hen. III. File 3. (18.)
59. Geoffrey db Everle.
Writ to the sheriff of Kent, 20 May, 30 Hen. III. Inq. {undated.)
Kent. Smeth,. 98a. land, 16a. meadow, a pasture, 13a. 8d. rent of assize,
mills, &c., held of the inheritance of Alice late his wife, the marriage of
whose heir is worth 10 marks.
C. Hen. III. FUe S. (19.)
60. Philip db Anebou alias Deneboud, Denebaud.
Writ to Walerand le Tyeis {Teutonicus) bailiff of Nether Went, 14 May,
30 Hen. III. Extent {undated).
Philip Deneboud had many sons; to the eldest he gave a certain land in
England, who married, begat children, and died 3 years ago. Afterwards the
said Philip gave to his son Matthew the manor of Portesciwet, who still holds it
and is of mature age ; but who is the next heir it is not for the jury to judge.
[Monmouth.] Portesciwet manor (full extent given), whereof the lady of Portes-
ciwet has a third part in dower, and Morgan de Krubba holds J knight's fee,
and William de Pondevill ^ fee, in free marriage.
Writ to the sheriff of Somerset, 17 May, 30 Hen. III. Inq. Wednesday after the
Holy Trinity.
SoMBBSET. Henton, a moiety of the town was held by Philip Denebaud, who
delivered a moiety of his land to his elder son William on his marriage, who
had 4 sons, and died before his father, and his wife holds all that land. The
said William had two brothers, Matthew and Hamon, and in 29 Hen. Ill
the said Philip gave to the said Hamon, his younger son, that moiety which
remained with him, by homage and service. Philip, the eldest son of the
said William, is aged 7 years ; but the jury know not who is the next heir.
C. Hen. III. File 3. (20.)
61. Thomas de Escoteny alia^ de Scoteny.
Writ to the sheriff of Lincoln, 9 May, 30 Hen. III. Inq. (undated.)
Peter de Scoteni, his son, is his heir, and of full age.
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Lincoln. Stainton, Linberge, Wicham, Cokrinton, Wischalle, Wlingh,
Kinthorp, Haynton and Barkewrth, 5 knights* fees held of the king in chief
by service of 5 knights' fees, of which there remained in his hands 11 J
bovates in demesne and 2 bovates in villenage.
C. Hen. III. File 4. (1.)
62. William db Hampton.
Writ to the sheriflf of Oxford, 2 Sept. 80 Hen. III. Inq. (undated.)
Stephen, his son, is his heir.
Oxford. Hampton manor, held together with Welewe manor in co. Southampton,
which the monks of Netley (de Loco Sancti Edivardi) now hold, of the
king by service of 1 knight's fee.
C. Hen. III. File 4. (2.)
63. Reginald db Valle Torta.
Writ to the sheriff of Devon, 19 Jan. 30 Hen. III. Inq. (undated.)
Ralph de Valle Torta, his brother, is his heir.
Devon. Hurberton, Holne, Clauton, Brixham and Brideford manors, held of the
honour of Totnes, together with 28 knights* fees excepting xV fee, by doing
to the king 28 fees.
Silfreton manor, held of Baldwin de Ripariis, whose heir is in the
king's ward, by service of one b[edel of the hun]dred of Harig'.
C. Hen. III. File 4. (3.)
64. William db Percy.
Writ to Robert de Cre'ppinges 30 Jan. 30 Hen. III. Inq. (undated.)
[York.] The said William gave to Roger Maudit and Robert, his son, and his
heirs, 20«. rent from Tadecastre mills ; and to the prior of Park 2 marks
rent from the same in frank almoin ; and to Thomas le Lardiner 16«. rent
from the same, until the said William should make to him and his heirs
an exchange of 2 bovates land and a toft in Tadecastre.
C. Hen. III. File 4. (4.)
65. Clemencia db Lungvilbrs.
Writ to the sheriff of Lincoln, 19 May, 30 Hen. III.
Sir John de Lungevilers, her son, is her heir.
Lincoln. Inq. (undated.) Appelby, Risebye and Maunton, J knight's fee held of
the king in chief by knight's service.
Lincoln. Inq. (undated.) Lands (unspecified) held of Sir J. de Lacy, sometime
earl of Lincoln, by service of 2 knights* fees.
C. Hen. III. File 4. (5.)
66. Maud db Hbrybrd.
Writ to the sheriff of Southampton, 12 Feb. 30 Hen. HI. Inq. (undated.)
Richard, son of Robert Bi&ewast, is her heir.
Southampton. Suthtrop hamlet was sometime held by Richard le Malle of the
gift of King Henry, the king's grandfather, by the serjeanty of keeping a
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falcon of the king, from which hamlet were paid long ago 108. yearly rent
to Odyham manor ; and there are alienated from the same hamlet 8| marks
rent to Winteney priory.
C. Hen. III. File 4. (6.)
67. Henby de Mbrton.
Writ of extent to the sheriflf of Devon, 10 June, 80 Hen. III. Extent (undated).
Devon. Toryton, lands &c., worth 91. 14«. 2Jd. yearly, held of the king in chief,
with the services of 6 knights' fees, excepting the fees assigned to Eleanor
de Toryton in dower.
Merton, lands, &c. worth 18Z. 17«. lOi. yearly, held of Henry de Tracy.
Suttecumb', land, &c. worth 113«. lOd. yearly, held of the said Henry.
C. Hen. HI. File 4. (7.)
68. Walteb de Eshbleg alias de Esselboh.
Writ to the sheriff of Somerset, 17 June, 80 Hen. IH. Inq. (undated.)
Mabel Bevel, his sister, age variously stated as 50 and 60 and more, is his
heir.
Somebsbt. (Unspecified) 8 carucates land held by service of 2 fees of Mortain.
Writ to the sheriff of Gloucester, 18 June, 30 Hen. III. Inq. {undated.)
Glouobsteb. Gherleton town, 1 virgate land in demesne and 9 in villenage held
by service of J knight's fee.
Writ to the sheriff of Gloucester, 24 July, 80 Hen. III. Inq. (undated.)
Gloucesteb. Gherleton manor has never been accustomed to be taxed when the
king taxed his demesnes, since it was given to the said Walter by King
Henry, the king's grandfather.
C. Hen. III. FiU 4. (8.)
69. YivuN Gebnet alias de Heesam.
Writ to the sheriff of Lancaster, 7 May, 30 Hen. III. Inq. (undated.)
Roger, his son, is his heir, and is of age (et est de etate).
Lanoasteb. Heesam, 2 carucates land held of the king in chief by service of
8s. 9d. yearly.
Eaton town, 2 carucates land held of the king in chief by service of
20s. yearly ; and a mill in the same town.
C. Hen. III. File 4. (9.)
70. Dbnisb, late the wife of Ranulph lb Pobb.
Writ to the sheriff of Nottingham, 16 June, 30 Hen. III. Inq. (undated.)
[Debby.] Penkiston town, 2 marks, 5s. 2d. rent held of the king in chief in
dower. The said Dionisia, as report goes, is married to Geoffrey le Bus of
CO. Herford (sic), but of this the jury are in doubt, because she is rarely in
the parts of Nottingham.
C. Hen. III. File 4t. (10.)
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71. ROBBBT DB HORTON.
Writ to the keepers of the lands of J. de Lacy, sometime earl of Lincoln and
constable of Chester, in co. York, 18 May, 30 Hen. HI. Inq. (undated.)
Hugh de Horton, of full age, is his heir.
York. Horton and Clayton, 64a. in demesne, 25 in villenage, and 11 bovates
and 108a. in service of freemen, held of J. de Lacy sometime earl of
Lincoln by service of J knight's fee.
C. Hen. III. File 4. (11.)
72. Hubert Hopeschort alias Hoppbshort.
Writ to the sheriff of Surrey, 18 Jan. 80 Hen. III. Extent {undated).
Surrey. (Unspecified), S6a. arable, 8a. meadow and pasture, 22a. 6^. rents of
freemen, and 25«. Id. rents of villeins, &c. ; whereof Maud late the wife of
Robert de Renny {alias de Reynny) holds a third part in dower by the
king's order.
C. Hen. HI. FUe 4. (12.)
73. Richard son of Richard de Bellafago.
Writ to the sheriflF of Oxford, 27 Jan. 80 Hen. IH. Inq. {undated.)
Henry de Bella Fago is the heir of the said Richard the father, and remained
in Normandy.
Oxford. Pirie and Ledhal', 2 knights' fees, viz. — a third part held in demesne,
and two parts by William son of Elias in service. Richard the father im-
pleaded Emma de Pirie of the whole manor of Pirie by writ of King Henry
the king's grandfather and they agreed, so that the said two parts remained
to the said Emma and her heirs to be held of the said Richard, and the third
part to the same Richard in demesne with the lordship of the two parts.
{See No. 57.)
C. Hen. III. FUe 4. (13.)
74. Thomas de Aunou alias de Alnou, de Auno.
Writ to the sheriff of Lmcoln, 15 Jan. 30 Hen. III.
Lincoln. Extent {undated).
Magna Painton alias Paunton, manor {or town), court {or capital
messuage), 11 bovates land in demesne, 71. 8s. lOd. rent, 17Jd. warnoth,
and 19s. men's work yearly.
Herierby, 14«. and JZ6. pepper rent of assize.
Denton, 70s. Qd. rent of assize, and 22i^d. warnoth.
Lincoln. Extent {und-ated). To the same effect as the above.
York. Inq. and extent {undated.)
Carthorpe town, 90a. arable, 23a. meadow, and pasture for 120 sheep
and 20 beasts in demesne ; 22 bovates of land in villenage, villenage rents,
&c. amounting to 8Z. lis. 8^d. ; 5$. id. rents of free tenants ; pannage ;
and aids of the men of Brineston worth 58. 9d. yearly.
C. Hen. III. File 4. (14.)
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75. Robert db Novo Buroo.
Writ of extent to the sheriff of Somerset and Dorset, 10 June, 30 Hen. III.
Extent {undated).
His heir (unspecified) will be 23 at the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin.
Somerset. Sureveton manor (extent given) •
Hurdecote manor (extent given).
Dorset. Winfrot alias Winfrod manor (extent given).
Almere manor (extent given), and it renders 60«. to the abbess of
St. Edward.
Tenures unspecified.
C. Hen. III. File 4. (15.)
76. EoBERT DB Pont del archb alias de Pontb Archb.
Writ to the sheriff of Gloucester, 22 Feb. 30 Hen. III. Extent (undated).
Ealph, his brother, is his next heir, after William de Ponte Arche, whowas
lately outlawed.
Gloucester. Wulvrichesthrop town (extent given) held of the king in chief by
10s. yearly, and doing suits at the king's barton outside Gloucester.
Waddon and Mortun towns (extents given) held of the earl of Hereford
in chief for 2J knights' fees, which Constance, late the wife of the said
Eobert, now holds by the king's bail. The churches of Waddon and Morton
are prebends of Hereford.
Stanleg' alias Stanleye town (extent given) held of Ralph de Suthleg' in
chief for J knight's fee, and now in the king's hands.
Coccebiri alias Cokebiri, 4 virgates land in villenage and J mark tallage,
held of the fee of the earl of Hereford for J fee, and now in the king's hands.
C. Hen. HI. File 4. (16.)
77. Robert db Sancto Gborgio.
Ralph his son, aged 15 at Whitsuntide next, is his heir.
Writ to the sheriff of Lincohi, 10 Feb. 80 Hen. IH. Extent {undated).
Lincoln. (Unspecified^) 20J bovates land (full extent given with names of
tenants) held of the king in chief by service of ^ knight's fee.
The brethren of St. Katherine's, Lincoln, hold one bovate in frank
almoin, and lady Petronilla sometime the wife of the said Robert ought to
have J of the lands in dower.
Writ to the sheriff of Nottingham, 10 Feb. 30 Hen. III. Inq. {undated.)
Nottingham. Bodmeshill town with the soke, 2J carucates land (full extent
given with names of tenants) held of the king in chief by service of J knight's
fee, including lands &c. in Babwrthe, Ordeshale, Morton, Elkesley and
Lund.
Petronilla late the wife of the said Robert ought to have her dower out of all
these lands.
C. Hen. HI. File 4. (17.)
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78. JOLLAND DB NBVII4I4.
Writ to the sheriff of Kent, 5 Oct. 30 Hen. HI. Inq. (undated.)
JoUand, his son, aged 22^, is his heir.
Kent. Sorene, 20/. land held of the king in chief by service of 1 knight's fee.
C. Hen. III. File 4. (18.)
79. Hugh son of James Wak*.
Writ to the sherif! of Berks, 25 Nov. 30 Hen. IH. Inq. (undated fragment.)
(Aline Wake and Joan de) Mumby, aunts of the said Hugh, and sisters of the
said (James), 50 years or more, are his
heirs.
Berks. [? Benham (Valence)] and Boxhore, 161. land (held) of the king . . .
of the queen's chamber. (See No. 858.)
C. Hen. III. File 4. (19.)
80. BoBEBT DE Ganct alias db Ghangt.
Writ (misBing). Inq. (undated.)
Thomas, his son, aged 2 at the feast of the Invention of the Holy Gross,
30 Hen. HI, is his heir.
York. Skerpingbec or Skerbinbec and Toraldeby, capital messuage, lands, mill,
&c. (full extent given with names of tenants) held of the king in chief. The
said Robert used to render to Sir William de Eos from the said lands 15«.
yearly, but by what right is unknown to the jury. Margaret late the wife of
the said Robert has a third of all the above lands.
Endorsed : — ^After the death of the said Robert, a lady who was the wife
of Sir Walter de Chancy, the said Robert's uncle, died, and all her dower
came into the king's hands by wardship.
Writ missing. Inq. (undated fragment.)
[YoBK.] After the said Robert's death there happened a certain dower (extent
given) in the king's hands in the quinzaine of the Blessed
Mary in the king's 30th year, held by a lady named Maud Murdoc,
including a farm of 6s. in Thoraldeby ; and another lady, mother of the said
Robert, also holds a capital messuage lands &c. in dower (extent given)*
Nor is there anything else there to be escheated. (30 Hen. HI.)
C. Hen. III. File 4. (20.)
81. NiciA DB Glinton.
Writ to the sheriff of Buckingham, 16 Dec. 31 Hen. HI. Inq. (undated.)
William de Parys, knt., her son, is her heir.
Buckingham. Aston township (extent given) held of the king in chief by
serjeanty of finding one serjeant when the king goes with the army.
Robert de Bello Campo holds in dower with Alice his wife 40Z. land, and
Lady Eva de Clynton holds 201. land in dower.
C. Hen. III. FiU 6. (1.)
82. GiLBEBT DE BoLBBEC alias DE BOLEBEK.
Writ to the sheriflf of Buckingham, 18 June, 31 Hen. IH. Inq. (undated.)
Herbert (Erbertus), his son, is his heir.
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Buckingham. Kingesheye town, 1 knight's fee held of the king in chief by
knight's service.
C. Hen. III. File 5. (2.)
83. Stephen de Sumeby.
Writ to the sheriff of Surrey, 31 May, 31 Hen. III. Inq. (undated.)
He died seven years ago.
SuBREY. He was not seised of 4Z. rent of a moiety of the manor of Wysheleg,'
which Roger de Sumery, his elder brother, demised at fee farm to Robert de
Briwes.
C. Hen. HI. FiU 6. (3.)
84. Lambebt de Muleton.
Writ to the sheriff of Cumberland, 27 Nov. Inq. Friday the morrow of St. Lucy.
31 Hen. III.
Thomas, his son, aged 21 on the morrow of the Invention of the Holy Cross
last, is his heir.
Cumberland. Egremund, held of the king in chief by service of one knight's
fee.
C. Hen. III. File 5. (4.)
85. RoBEBT de Sottebbog alias de Sotesbbog.
Mandate from the sheriff of Berks to the bailiff of the seven hundreds of Wyndls'
with transcript of wnt {undated). Inq. (The day of the Purification,
31 Hen. III.)
Robert, his son, aged 16 this day of the Purification, 31 Hen. Ill, is his heir.
Bbbks. Sotesbroc, 2 carucates land, &c. (extent given), held of the king by
service of 1 knight's fee, 20«. yearly to the guard of the Castle of Wyndelsor'
to be quit of his guard of 40 days, and 12d. yearly to the exchequer at
Westminster.
C. Hen. III. File 5. (5.)
86. Philip de Glammobgan.
JVrit to the sheriff of Southampton, 15 Oct. 31 Hen. HI. Inq. (undated and
defaced.)
William ? de Glamorgan, knt., is his heir without challenge,
Southampton. (Unspecified) one knight's fee (extent given) held of the king in
chief by reason of the wardship of the land and heir of Baldwin de Insula
sometime earl of Devon, now in the king's hands.
C. Hen. III. File 5. (6.)
87. Ralph de Hodbno alias de Hodeino.
Writ of extent to the sheriff of Essex, 10 July, 31 Hen. III. Extent (undated).
Essex. Mapelterested town, 319a. land, 12Ja. meadow, 20a. pasture, herbage,
66a. wood, 75s. 2c2. rent of assize &c.
C. Hen. III. FiU 5. (7.)
88. Elias de Boctun alias de Bocton.
Writ to H. de Wengtham, escheator, 1 Oct. 81 Hen. IH. Extent (undated).
Peter, his eldest son, aged 22 and more, is his heir.
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Kent. Bocton manor (extent given) held of the king in chief by service of 1
knight's fee. And from thence are due yearly to the leper hospital of
Boulogne (Bononia) 20Z.
Land called la Gressimere held of Sir Reginald de Cobbeham by service
of ^ knight's fee, and a mill there of the fee of the abbot of St. Augustine's,
Canterbury.
C. Hen. III. File 5. (8.)
89. Robert db Wodbton.
Mandate of H. de Wingham to the escheator of Salop mth transcript of writ
(undated). Inq. Wednesday before St. Martin, 81 Hen. HI.
SAiiOP. Hugger, a moiety of the manor with a capital messuage held of Isabel
de Mortuo Mari by service of J knight's fee, by reason that Hugh, son of
Roger de Mortuo Mari, assigned the same to her in dower.
C. Hen. HI. File 5. (9.)
90. Robert db Wodbton.
Writ 28 Oct. (31 ?) Hen. Ill, of assignment of dower to Agnes, late the wife of
the said Robert, of the following lands. Assignment of dower {missing).
Salop. Hugeleye, lands held of Ralph de Mortuo Mari.
E. Series I. File 1. m. 7.
91. Walter db Ken alias db Kan.
Writ to the sheriff of Hertford, 21 July, 31 Henry III, Inq. (tmdated.)
Hertford. The said Walter was seised of 10 marks rent in Coddr' alias Coudray
by Williain de Kan, from the feast of St. Hilary to the feast of St. Mary in
March, 28 Hen. HI, when they were taken into the king's hands.
C. Hen. III. File 5. (10.)
92. Osbbrt db Brightlingeseyb alias de Bbihtlinoeseta.
Writ to the sheriff of Essex, 7 Jan. 31 Hen. III. Inq. (undated.)
Avelina wife of Peter de Aldham, Joan wife of Roger de Blakeham and
Roesia wife of Richard de Munvirun, his sisters, are his heirs and of full
age.
Essex. Adburgetun, 1 carucate land held of the king in chief of the honour
of Boulogne by service of J knight's fee.
C. Hen. III. File 6. (11.)
93. Richard db Angentein alias Darobntbin.
Writ to the sheriff of Hertford, 9 Jan. 31 Hen. III. Inq. (undated.)
Giles Dargentein is his heir.
Hertford. Magna Wylemundeleg', 1 J carucate land held of the king in chief by
service of serving with a cup at the king's chief feasts when directed by the
king's steward.
C. Hen. III. File 6. (12.)
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94. Master Odo db Sgerinton.
Writ to the sheriff of Kent, 15 Oct. 81 Hen. III. Inq. (undated.)
Walran de Scerinton his brother, aged 40 and more, is his heir.
•Rent. Delce manor, held of the king in chief by service of 1 J knights' fee, and
doing guard at Bochester Castle as mach as pertains to that fee.
C. Hen. III. File 5. (13.)
95. Hugh db Sangto Mabtino.
Writ (jnutilated) to H. de Wengham escheator .... Aug. 81, Hen. HI.
Inq. {undated and mutilated^
Peter, his son, aged 23, is his heir.
Oxford. Lillingstan manor (extent given) held of the king by serjeanty
by service at great feasts.
C. Hen. III. File 5. (14.)
96. Philip de Abingeton alias de Abbington.
Writ to the sheriff of Cambridge, 10 March, 31 Hen. III. Inq. {undated.)
William, his son, aged 26, is his heir.
Cambridge. (Unspecified) 1 knight's fee held of the King in chief by service of
one knight.
C. Hen. III. File 5, (15.)
97. Agatha Trussebut alias Trussebuth.
Writ to the sheriff of York, 28 Feb. 31 Hen. III. Inq. {undated.)
William de Eos is her heir.
York. Dicton manor held of the king in chief by royal service only.
Writ to the sheriff of Buckingham, 28 Feb. 31 Hen. III. Inq. (undated.)
Buckingham. The said Agatha was of good memory when she gave to Roger
Bozon alias Buzun, Bocon, the wardship of the land that was of
Alexander de Cheynny alias Chenay in Islamsted, who was in seisin thereof
for 3 days before and 3 days after her death, until William son of Hamon,
ejected him.
C. Hen. III. File 6. (16.)
98. Banulph le Poer.
Commission of extent, 21 July, 31 Hen. III. Extent (undated).
Banulph his son, aged 12, is his heir.
Dbrbt. Penkeston manor (extent given) held of the heirs of Auferton of the
heirs of Robert son of William, and by them of the king in chief. It is not
escheat. One third is held in dower by the wife of Ranulph le Poer, father
of this Ranulph. (See No. 43.)
C. Hen. III. File 5. (17.)
99. Robert Musard.
Ralph Musard his brother, aged 40 and more, is his heir.
Writ to the sheriff of Berks, 30 May, 31 Hen. III. Inq. (undated.)
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Berks. Spersholte, 2 carucates land held of the king in chief by service of 1
knight's fee.
Writ to the sheriff of Gloucester, 30 May, 31 Hen. III. Inq, (missing.)
Derby. Inq. (undated.)
Staveley town, 67 bovates land, 41. 14s. lOd. rent, mills, meadow, 4Z.
villeins, aid, &c. held of the king in chief with other lands by service of 16
knights' fees ; which fees are in cos. Gloucester, Berks and Warwick.
C. Hen. III. File S. (18.)
100. Thomas db Plumberghb alias db Plumberche.
Writ to the sheriff of Essex, 11 April, 31 Hen. III. Inq. (undated.)
Laurence his son, aged 30 and more, is his heir.
Essex. Sutton and Plumberch, 410a., 52s. Id. rent of assize, two marshes and
8a. wood, held of the king by service of 2 knights fees.
Writ to the keeper of the honour of Radleh', 13 June, 31 Hen. Ill,
[Essex.] Inq. (undated.)
The said Thomas died seised of the marsh of Magna Eogewerde, because
Christiana his wife took the profits thereof to the use of the said Thomas
until his (ar ? her) death ; and he died seised of Bekener and Lovedone, Langeleg'
wood, and 20a. land and 1 messuage in Bocheford, and they fall to the said
Laurence by inheritance ; but the said Thomas did not die seised of 20a. land in
Plumberghe because John his son had full seisin thereof.
C. Hen. III. File 6. (19.)
101. Gilbert son of Daniel db Dunbsden alias db Dunnbston.
Writ to the guardian of the bishopric of Salisbury, 28 Dec. 31 Hen. HI. Inq.
(undated.)
Ellen, his daughter, aged 2^, is his heir.
[Berks.] Soninges alias Sunninges manor, 80a. in demesne, meadow, pasture, a
court and garden, and ISd. and lib. cummin rent (held of the bishopric of
Sarum).
Annora, his wife, seeks her dower.
C. Hen. III. FUe 5. (20.)
102. William son of Hamon.
Writ (missing). Inq. (undated but endorsed : — ' ante annum 32 H. III.')
Alan, son of Hamon, his brother, is his heir.
[Northampton.] Wica manor (extent given) with a wood in the king's forest and
the advowson of the chapel, held of the king in chief by service of J knight's
fee.
Tenford, J knight's fee, which Nicholas de Haversham held of him, held
of the king by service of one sore fish hawk and the king's foreign service.
Maidewelle, 1 knight's fee, which Alan de Maidewelle held of him,
held of the king by service of 1 knight's fee. (See No. 126.)
C. Hen. III. FUe 6. (1.)
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103. Maud late the wife of Peter db Lincoln.
Writ to the sheriff of Lincoln, 19 Feb. 31 Hen. HI. Inq. {undated.)
Her four daughters, the youngest of whom is aged 24, are her heirs.
William de Gastre has the eldest to wife.
Lincoln. Clisseby, 7 bovates land and 59«. rent, held of the king in chief by
falconer's service, viz. : — bearing one falcon in season. But afterwards
Godfrey de Eaynham, who had to wife the sister of the said Maud, deraigned
against her 2^ bovates, and holds them still.
C. Hen. III. File 6. (2.)
104. Richard Orric'.
Writ to Henry de Wingham and his co-escheator in co. Essex, 23 July,
31 Hen. III. Extent and a'ppraisement {undated and defaced).
Isabel and Maud, his sisters, (are his heirs) and of full age.
Essex. Wicford, 320a. &c. (extent given), with 46«. and lib. cummin rent in
Kewedon, and pasture in Raueden marsh, held of the king in chief by
service of J knight's fee.
C. Hen. HI. File 6. (3.)
105. Thomas Corbet of Tasselegh.
Writ to Henry de Wingham and his co-escheator in co. Stafford, 18 July,
31 Hen. III. Inq. {undated.)
Roger his son, aged 25, is his heir.
Stafford. Bromleg' manor held of the king in chief at fee farm by 41. yearly
rent.
C. Hen. III. File 6. (4.)
106. Joan db Morvill.
Writ to the sheriff of Cumberland, 11 March. Inq. the morrow of Palm Sunday,
31 Hen, HL
Helewisia and Ada are her heirs and of full age.
Cumberland. Burgh on the Sands town, 8 carucates land, and in Ayketon
town, 7 carucates land, paying cornage for the same to the king, and if the
king should cross through Cumberland, going in the army in the vanguard
and returning in the rearguard.
The said Joan gave to Sir Eichard de Wennun her daughter Helewisia
in marriage and with her 6 carucates of land in Neucrayc ? which he held of
the said Joan, and she of the king, by cornage ; and she gave to Sir Ealph
de Leventon with Ada her daughter in marriage 6 carucates land in
Kircosewal and 3 carucates in Laysingbi, which he held of the said Joan, and
she of the king, by cornage.
C. Hen. III. File 6. (5.)
107. Alice Haget.
Writ to the sheriff of York, 3 Feb. 31 Hen. III. Inq. {undated.)
Bichard Wallensis son of her first daughter, and Nicholaa her second
daughter, are her heirs.
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York. Friston and Feri, 200a. land and 26Ja. meadow in demesne, 15 bovates
land in bondage, 54s. rents from free tenants, 26«. from a windmill, and 6s.
from the farm of Marton, &c.
Prikeley, 64Ja. in demesne, 2a. meadow, 11 bovates land in bondage,
12s. 7Jd. rents from free tenants, &c.
(Held of the son and heir of J. de Lacy sometime earl of Lincoln, who
is in the king's ward.)
G. Hen. III. File 6. (6.)
108. Pbtbb de Malo Lacu.
Writ to the sheriff of York, 3 June, 31 Hen. IIL Inq. {undated.)
YoBK. Peter de Malo Lacu, on his departure for the Holy Land, granted to Sir
Gerard la Grue the first wardship or escheat which should happen to him,
and when the Lady Idonea de Veteri Ponte died Eeginald, his stewiard, put
the said Gerard in seisin of the wardship of the lands of Westerfeud and
Bautre (extent given), on the day of All Saints, 26 Hen. HI, and the Cir-
cumcision following the king's bailiffs took seisin of the lands which were of
the said Peter de Malo Lacu.
C. Hen. HI. File 6. (7.)
109. Mastbb Albxandeb le Seguleb.
Writ to Henry de Wyngham, escheator, 1 Oct. Inq. St. Luke's day,
31 Hen. HI {defective).
Nicholas le Seculer, his brother, aged 30, is his heir.
Hbbbfobd. Sutton, 4 virgates land held of the king in chief by serjeanty of con-
ducting treasure and summoning the Barons.
Maurdin, a mill and 1 virgate land.
Wystanestun, 1 virgate land, a moiety by socage and the other moiety
by serjeanty.
Dunemor, 1 carucate land.
Hyrchenefeld in Humfrayston, 40 acres land and a mill.
Hendre Aghes, J mark of land.
Hereford City, 1 burgage, and 1 shop held of the king in chief and 30
curtilages, &c.
(Unspecified), 1 virgate land held of Simon de Wafre.
Amberleye, 2 carucates land held of Peter de Stanton.
Froremerton, 1 messuage and 9 acres land held of Henry de Monemut.
Syremede, 3a. meadow held of the sons of Walter de Mu . . gros.
Wystanestun, 6a. meadow and la. pasture held of Simon de Wafre.
Maurdin, 8a. land and Ja. meadow and 1 messuage held of Walter de
Maurdin.
Wynesleye, 1 virgate land held of the prior of Leomenystre.
Smetheleye, 1 virgate land held of the chapter of Hereford.
(Welynton), 28a. held of Welynton township.
La Burcote, J virgate and 14s. rent held of Walter de la Burcote.
Dewyeschurche, 1 carucate land held of the prior of Kilpec? and others.
Herford, 8 messuages held of the chapter of Hereford ; and 4 messuages
and a windmill of the tenement of the bishop of Hereford.
Strettun, 1 mark rent held of Peter de la Were , • •
burgage held of Alice de Chans ....
C. Hen. IIL FUe 6. (8.)
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110. Simon de Brioyn, alias db Bbion, de Bryan.
Writ to H. de Wengtham, escheator, 28 July, 81 Hen. III.
Dorset. Extent Tuesday before St. Lawrence, 31 Hen. III.
Almere town, 200a. arable in demesne, 1 virgate held by Walter de
Normanvill by IW. pepper rent, rents of villeins, 10a. meadow, 6a. wood,
&c., held of Margaret countess of Lincoln and Pembroke, by service of
i knight's fee.
His daughter, named Margaret as it is said, bom on the vigil of St. Margaret,
81 Hen. Ill, is his heir.
Oxford. Extent {undated.)
Edburburi, demesne lands worth 4Z. 14«. lOd. and 51. Ss. 2d. rents of
freemen and villeins were held of the king in chief by Asculph de Pratell '
by service of i knight's fee, and by him given to Thomas le Bretun in
2 Hen. Ill, who in 25 Hen. Ill enfeoffed thereof Walter le Bus, abbot of
Cirencester, for a yearly rent of 71. ; after the said Thomas's death Walter de
Bryan his nephew and heir received the said rent, and after his death the
said Simon his son.
His heir is unknown to the jury, but they have heard say that he has a boy
aged one year.
Berks. Wanting town, SI. land held of William Longespeye.
The king has granted to WiUiam de Sinago ? the wardship and marriage of
the said Simon's heir.
C. Hen. III. File 6. (9.)
111. William Burdun.
Writ to the sheriff of Northampton, 18 Feb. 81 Hen. III. Inq. (undated and
dejective.)
Alexander, son of Nicholas de Biston, and of Alice, elder daughter of the
said William and Agnes, his wife, aged 16, and Juetta, their younger daughter,
wife of Simon (Drayton ?) aged , are their heirs.
Northampton. Desburg, 1 carucate land (extent given) including a capital
messuage, &c. held of the king in chief of the inheritance of Agnes
Angevine, sometime his wife, by service of 1 J knights' fee.
C. Hen. HI. File 6, (10.)
112. OsBERT GiFFARD and Alice Murdac.
Writ of extent to Henry de Wingham and his co-escheators, 24 July, 31 Hen. III.
Osbert, son of the said Osbert, age variously stated as 12J, 13J, and 13 on the
quinzaine before St. John the Baptist last, is heir of the said Osbert and Alice.
Somerset. Extent (undated). .
Foxcote manor (extent given) held by the said Osbert of Maurice de
Berlay by service of J knight's fee.
Somerset. Extent (nndated).
Theaumes manor (extent given) held by the said Osbert of Elias
Giffard by service of one knight's fee.
Gloucester. Pinchecomb', 1 carucate land and 28s. rent held of the king by
socage rendering 58. yearly to the sheriff.
Acton town, 40«. rent held by the said Osbert of Elias Giffard.
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Devon, Extent (undated).
HekebokeV manor (ejstent given) including Comptun, HanknoUe and
Hoo, sometime held by the said Osbert and Isabel hiis wife, out of which
the prior of Plimpton has 12a. in frank almoin and the advowson of the
church of Ekebokel'.
Oxford. Extent {undated),
Stanlac, J of the manor (extent given) held by the said Alice Murdac of
Beatrice her sister.
Northampton. Teynford, J of i of the town similarly held, and it is of the
honour of Wallingford.
Tannemer .... 1 carucate land held by the said Osbert of
Balph Eameis.
Oxford. Extent {undated).
Dadinton, ^ of the manor (extent given with names of tenants) held by
the said Alice of the king by service of ^ of 2 knights' fees.
Nether Orton, 44«. 4d. rent held by the said Alice of the wardship of
Osbert Giffard.
Derneford, 60«. rent held by the said Alice.
Dorset. Extent^ Sunday before the Decollation of St. John the Baptist.
Langeham manor in Gillingeham manor (extent given) held by the said
Osbert of the king in chief rendering one pair of spurs yearly or 4d.
Dorset. Extent {undated).
Winterborn Hueton manor (full extent given) held of Eeginald de
Mohun at fee farm for 14Z. 10s. yearly and service of 2 fees.
C. Hen. III. File 6. (11.)
113. Robert Lupus.
Wnt of extent to the sheriflF of Lincoln, 10 May, 31 Hen. III. Extent {undated).
Lincoln. Carleton manor (full extent given) including lands, &c. in the field
of Riston, Little Carleton, Crevequer, Westfen, Carleton Marsh, Tonsicroft,
Hauercroft and Riskecroft, and the rent of Danby.
C. Hen. HI. File 6. (12.)
114. William db Lancastr'.
Writ to the sheriff of Lancaster, 26 Dec. 81 Hen. III. Inq. {undated.)
Peter de Brus, of full age, and Walter, son of William de Lyndeseya, aged 16,
are his heirs.
Lancaster. (Unspecified) 36^ carucates land held of the king in chief by service
of one knight,
Warton, advowson of the church.
Westmorland. Writ to the sheriff concerning enfeoffments, 6 Sept. Inq.
Thursday after the Exaltation of the Holy Cross, 31 Hen. III.
The said William, on his death bed, viz. on Tuesday after St. Edmund last,
enfeoffed John de Brus of the manor of Kylington, and died on Wednesday the
vigil of St. Andrew ; and he committed the wardship of the said land and of the
said John to the prior of Coningisheved, and a canon of Coningisheved went and
took seisin on the part of John and the said William took his homage. He
also enfeoffed the following : —
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Helsington, .... Duble 20a. ; John le Waleys 22a. ; and
Philip de Mara 12a.
Crosth', Thomas the Leech (Medicum) 14a. ; and Philip the Cook {Cocum)
13a.
Sleddale, Roland de Renegile 39a. arable and pasture ; Gilbert de Berbr*
20a. ; and Robert de Layburne 3 Ja. meadow with pasture.
Scaltwaitrig, William de Molineus 40a. with pasture; and William
de Nordwde a moiety of Scaltwaitrig.
Patricdale, Roger de Lane' 200a. of demesne, with a mill, herbeige,
pannage and 28«. lOd. rent ; the services of Gilbert and Walter de Lane'
who each hold ^^ knight's fee ; the whole of the forest of Westm', excepting
Feusdale, Swarte fell and the head of Martindale, which he held before
of old enfeoffment.
Quitewelle, 3s. rent he released to Gilbert the Constable (Constabulario)
for Id. yearly.
He gave also to the hospital of St. Leonard, Kirkeby, 44 quarters of
oatmeal yearly from Patton mill; and gave the advowson and custody of
the hospital to the prior of Coningisheved.
All the above were enfeoffed between Monday the feast of St. Edmund and
the Wednesday following, and about the middle of the night because his death
was feared the seal was broken, and afterwards he lived for another hour and
then died : they had no seisin except through themselves.
Lancaster. Inq. Tuesday after St. Matthew, 31 Hen. III.
The said William enfeoffed the following on his death bed, viz. —
Scotford, John Buscel 15a. land.
Kirlundfeldes, Robert the Tailor (Scissarem), 56a. arable in the fields, and
Kirkelund wood.
Withul, Richard de Kirkeb' J mark rent.
Gairstang, 4 bovates land he bequeathed with his heart to the abbot of
Eokersond.
All the above were enfeoffed within 3 days of the death of the said WilUam
but had no seisin except through themselves.
C. Hen. III. FUe 6. (18.)
115. Peter Tylloll alias de Tillolf.
Writ of extent to Robert de Creppingis, 18 Nov. Extent The vigil of
St. Nicholas, 31 Hen. III. {defective).
Geofrey, his son, aged 16 in the first week of Lent last, is his heir. Of his
marriage the jury know nothing. He lies sick at Cauntebrige and his
is broken, as is said.
Cumberland. Scalebi (full extent given) including Hotton and Etardeby, held
of the king in chief, excepting 1 carucate in Scaleby which is held of Sir
Thomas de Multon by knight's service.
Solpert (extent given) held of the barony (paronia) of Lidel of Sir Hugh
Bigot.
Ricardeby (extent given) held of the prior of Carlisle (Karleoly) by
1 mark rent.
C. Hen. UL Fik 6. (14.)
116. William de Hbrtwbll.
Writ to Henry de Wingham and his co-escheator in co. Bucks, 20 July,
81 Hen. III. Inq. (missing.)
C. Hen. lU. Fik 6. (15.)
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117. Walter le Saungmedle alias Saunmelle.
Writ to J. son of Geoffrey, Justiciary of Ireland, 6 Aug. 31 Hen. III. Inq.
(undated.)
Ireland. He was insane when he made agreement with Walter son of Alfred
concerning the land of Eillene alias Einnelen before the king's justices.
'C, Hen. III. File 6. (16.)
118. William Burnel.
Writ to Henry de Wyngham and his co-escheator in co. Salop, 13 July,
31 Hen. Ill, of assignment of dower ^ to Roesia late his wife, the heir being in
the king's ward. Assignment (missing).
E. Series I. File 1. m. 3.
119. William Burnel.
Writ to Henry de Wingeham and his co-escheator in co. Salop, 20 Oct,
31 Hen. in, to give seisin to William his son.
E. Series I. File 1. m. 4.
120. Thomas de Hoton.
Writ to the sheriff of Cumberland, 29 Oct. 32 Hen. III. Inq. (undated.)
Cecily his daughter, aged 20, wife of Nicholas le Venur, is his heir.
Cumberland. (Unspecified) J carucate and 2a. land held (of the king in chiei[),
and the said Thomas gave two bovates to the said Nicholas with the said
Cecily in marriage.
Alexander de Capella keeps the Hay of Plumton for the land which he
holds in Hoton, and similarly for the said land which the said Thomas held.
C. Hen. III. File 6. (17.)
121. BoBBRT DE Hareston dlias de Harstan.
Writ to Thomas de Stamford and his co-escheator in co. Derby, 8 April, 32 Hen. III.
Extent (undated).
Peter de Harstan, aged 30 and more, is his heir.
Derby. Sutton in Dal (extent given), held (of the king in chief) for ^ knight's
fee
C. Hen. III. File 6. (18.)
122. Aht, late the wife of Bobert son of Aeri.
Writ super causa captionis to the sheriff of Salop, 13 Jan. 32 Hen. III. Inq.
(undated.)
Salop. Withiford mill was bequeathed to the abbey of Hageman alias Hagh-
man by the said Bobert, and after his decease William his brother entered
upon his lands as heir, and dowered the said Amy of the town and mill of
Withiford ; and the abbot impleaded the said William, who gave him 20«.
yearly for the mill to be received at Wetenaston and Muchelegam ? Amy
died seised of the said township and mill in dower, and the abbot was never
enfeoffed thereof.
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The sheriff took the mill with the town into the king's hands because
there was no escheator, and the other lands of the heir of Withiford were in
the king's hands.
C. Hen. III. File 6, (19.)
123. William de Essbbi*
Writ {missing). Inq. {undated, but endorsed * 82 H, 3.')
Bobert, his son, aged 6^, is his heir.
[Northampton.] Catesbi and Neubotel town (extent given) held of the king in
chief by service of one knight.
Crec town, 6J virgates land in demesne, 15 virgates land held by
customary tenants, 66^. rent of assize, 5l8. 4i. customs of villeins, and
4J marks tallage, held of Roger de Mumbrei by service of J of one knight,
Lillebum, J of the town (extent given) held of Agnes; daughter of
Nicholas Abbe by service of J of one knight, and i of one sparrowhawk.
{See Rot. Fin. 32 Hen. HI. m. 3.)
C. Hen. HI. File 6. (20.)
124. Elias Giffabd.
Writ {missing). Inq. {undated but endorsed * 32 H. 3 *) {defective.)
his son, aged 16, is his heir.
Wilts. Winterburne manor (extent given) held of the king in chief as the head
of his barony.
Semton manor (extent given), held of the king as pertaining to
the said barony.
Ayston manor (extent given) held of John Mautravers in free marriage.
{See No. 875*)
C. Hen. III. File 7. (1.)
125. BOBERT DE StOEEPORD.
Writ {missing). Inq. Saturday after the Annunciation {regnal year omitted but
endorsed * 32 H. 3 ') {defaced).
Robert his son, is his heir, and of full age, and his father was in the wardship
of Ranulph sometime earl of Chester, because Sir Ham (on) de Mascy, of whom he
held by knight's service, was in the said earl's ward.
Chester. Merpel and Wibbersleg, held of the king in chief by serjeanty, viz.
forestry, and Sir Richard de Yernon holds the said land of him, doing
forester's service to the king.
Stokepord and Mottrum, held of Sir H. Dispenser by 10«. yearly.
Echelis, held of Sir Ham (on) de Mascy by service of J knight's fee.
Bredbury and Bruninton, held of the said Ham(on) by service of find-
ing him a man and a pack-horse and sack for carrying his armour in time
of war at the cost of the said Ham (on).
Poninton and Wideforde, held of Richard by 20«. rent.
Hattirsleg' (?), held of Sir Thomas de Burgo by finding him one suitor
at his court of .... tr'.
Northbury, Torkinton, Offerton, Wichinton, and a moiety of Merton,
held of Sir Walkelin de Arderne by service of 3 parts of one knight.
Bosedon, held of Sir Geoffrey de Bucton by service of | of one knight.
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Sharston (?), a moiety, and one bovate in • .... gel town held
of Sir Walkelin de Arderne by Ji. rent. (See Rot. Fin. 32 Hen. III. m. 6.)
C. Hen. HI. File 7. (2.)
126. Alan son of Hahon.
WrU (missing).
John, his son, aged 30 and more, is his heir.
[Northampton.] Inq. {undated but endorsed * 32 H. 3.')
Wike town, 3 carncates held of the king in chief by service of J knight's
fee, which the Lady Helewisa sometime the wife of W. his brother has in
dower.
Maidewelle, 1 knight's fee held by Simon de Meidewell of the said
Alan, and by him of the king.
Tenford, J knight's fee held by Nicholas de Haversham of the said Alan,
and by him of the king.
Buckingham. Extent (undated hut endorsed * 32 H. 3.')
Wlvrynton manor (extent given).
Padebyri manor (extent given).
Ghalfhunte manor (extent given).
Wlvrynton with the honour is held of the king in chief for 20 knights*
fees pertaining to the barony of Wlvrynton. (See Rot. Fin. 32 Hen. HI.
m. 1.)
C. Hen. HI. File 7. (3.)
127. Sib H. db Cobon.
Writ (missing). Inq. Saturday after the Annunciation (regnal year omitted hut
endorsed * 32 H. 3.') (defective).
, aged 3^, is his heir.
Ghestbb. Macclesfield hundred, 4 bovates land (unspecified) held in demesne.
Feddeleg, held in demesne.
Adelvinton, a mill, 24 bovates land, an assart and many other parcels,
held of the king in chief by service of ^ knight's fee. His wife is dowered of
a third part.
C. Hen. HI. File 7. (4.)
128. Matthew alias Mapheus Wake.
Writ to H. de Wehengham and his co-escheator in co. Wilts, 20 Sept.
32 Hen. IH. Inq. (undated.)
Christiana, Joan and Ela his daughters, are his heirs, and are of mature age
and betrothed.
Wilts. Hebelesbum manor (extent given) held of the king in chief for one
knight's fee.
C. Hen. III. File!. (5.)
129. Bichabd son of Bichabd alias Bichabd son of Balph.
Writ to the sheriff of Devon, 18 July. Inq. Tuesday after St. Peter ad Vincula,
33 Hen. Ill (defective).
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Devon. Sillingeford and Parendun, the knight's fee, which the bailiffs of
Plinton took into the king's hands after the death of Richard son of Ralph
was held of John le Botiller and Hawisia his wife, by reason of the dower
of the said Hawisia from Richard le Spec sometime her husband, and the
said Richard in the court of Plimpton, because
the son and heir of the said Richard le Spec and Hawisia was under age.
C. Hen. III. FUe 7. (6.)
130. John le Venttb.
Writ (missing). Inq. Saturday before St. Peter ad Vincula, 33 Hen. [III].
Hbbefoed. Maurdin manor, 1 virgate land held of the king by the king's gift
in villenage.
C. Hen. HI. FUe 7. (7.)
131. Philippa de Tilly alias de Tilli.
Writ to the sheriff of York, 25 Nov. 33 Hen. HI. Extent (undated).
ToBK. Meltun town, 100a. land in demesne, and 7 bovates in villenage, 8s.
6d. from free men, 5«. from hall and court, and 20«. yearly from wood. The
said Philippa was born in England and relinquished her land in Normandy
for her land in England, and the jury understand that she was English
rather than Norman.
C. Hen. HI. FUe 7. (8.)
132. Geoffbey de Nevill.
Writ to the sheriff of Lincoln, 31 July, 33 Hen. IH. Inq. (undated.)
Lincoln. Appelby soke, J knight's fee ought to be held by Mabel sometime his
wife of the king in cMef, but no other land.
C. Hen. III. File 7. (9.)
133. ROBEBT RUSSEL.
Writ to Henry de Wingeham and his co-escheator in co. Cambridge, 28 April,
33 Hen. HI.
John Russel, his brother, age variously stated as 28 and more and 30, is his
heir.
Cambeidge. Inq. (undated.) Pappewrth', 10 virgates land (extent given) held
of the king in chief by service of feeding two poor people daily for ever, for
(the benefit of) the souls of the king and his ancestors.
Huntingdon. Inq. (undated.)
Grafham, 2 carucates land held of many lords, rendering Is. 4d. ; and
8«. rent there.
Cattewrth', 5s. 6d. rent held of the abbot of Sautre, rendering 2d.
Weston, 35«. 8d. rent held of Hugh Peche (?), rendering 1 pair of
gilt spurs yearly ; and 5 acres meadow there.
C. Hen. III. File 7. (10.)
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134. Maud late the wife of Geoffrey db Cerlandb alias db Serflaung*.
Writ to Henry de Wyngeham and his co-eflcheator in Lindesey, 27 Sept.
33 Hen. IH. Inq. (undated.)
Agatha, wife of Sir John de Mares, Joan, wife of Ralph de Planaz, and
Alice, sometime the wife of Henry de Sancto Hillario, each aged 40, are her heirs.
Lincoln. Bondeby town, lOL land held of the king in chief by J knight's fee.
a. Hen. III. File 7. (11.)
135. Geoffrey lb Aungevyn alias Angevin.
Writ to the sheriff of Huntingdon, 6 April, 33 Hen. HI. Inq. {undated.)
William, his son, aged 8J, is his heir.
Huntingdon. Akedene, 30a. land held of the gift of the king, and none ever
did service for it.
C. Hen. HI. FiU 7. (12.)
136. Isabel db Bureton alias de Burtun.
Writ to Henry de Wingeham and his co-escheator in co. Salop, 28 April,
33 Hen. III. Inq. {undated.)
Ralph, her son, aged 40 and more, is her heir.
Salop. Polileg', three ^ virgates land held of the king in chief by service of
keeping the forest of La Lye.
Burton, ^ carucate land, 14«. lOd. rent, and J mark tallage of villeins,
held of the abbot of Shrewsbury {Salopesbure) by service of 1 salmon
yearly.
C. Hen. III. File 7. (13.)
137. Hugh de Sancto Philebbrto.
Mandate from H. de Wingeham to the sheriff of Berks with transcript of writ,
15 June. Inq. the day of St. John the Baptist, 38 Hen. III.
Hugh, his son, aged 24, is his heir.
Berks. Greswelle town, a certain land (extent given) held in chief of the king,
whence his ancestors sometime served de la Huse.
C. Hen. III. File 7. (14.)
138. Gboffrey db Heriz alias de Stapilford.
Writ to the sheriff of Nottingham, 29 April, 33 Hen. III. Inq. {undated.)
Richard de Heriz, his (son ?), is his heir, and of full age.
Nottingham. Stapilford, 1 knight's fee held of the king in chief.
C. Hen. III. FUe 7. (15.)
139. William Paynel alias Fainel.
Writ to Henry de Wengham and his co-escheator in co. Devon, 2 Jan.
33 Hen. HI. Inq. (undated.)
Lady Auda, wife of John de Balun, age variously stated as 30 and more, and
40, is his heir.
Devon. Baunton manor held of the king in chief, with 30^. land which he gave
to John de Hockeford 15 days before he died.
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Huflfeculm manor held of the king in chief, with lOZ. land which Fulk
Painel gave to William Briwer the elder, and the said William to the abbey
of Dunekeswille in frank almoin ; but afterwards William Briwer the
younger, as patron of the said abbey, bestowed the said lOZ. land upon
William Painel, father of this one, in free marriage with Alice his sister, and
the heirs of their bodies.
Similar writ for co. Somerset, 2 Jan. 33 Hen. HI. Inq, (widated.)
Somerset. Honespill manor, held of the king in chief, service unspecified.
C. Hen. III. File 7. (16.)
140. William Basset.
Writ to Henry de Wengham and his co-escheator in co. Buckingham, 22 June,
33 Hen. III. Inq. {undated.)
Robert Basset son of John Basset, his nephew, is his heir and of full age,
Buckingham. Adestok, J "knight's fee (extent given) held of the king in chief .
Lincoln. Germundestorp, land (unspecified) held of the inheritance of Maud
his wife.
C. Hen. III. File 7. (17.)
141. Ralph de Dune.
Wiit to Henry de Wengham and his co-escheator in co. Devon, 24 Sept.
33 Hen. III. Inq. (undated.)
Ralph, his son, aged 5, is his heir.
Devon. Dune, 4^ ferlings land in demesne, with meadow, garden, 20^. rent of
assize, &c.
Wyk', 2 ferlings land in demesne, meadow, 12s. lOd. rent of assize, &c.
Huggetun, 1 mark rent of assize.
All held * de com' Plimpton sive de Insula* by service of J knight's fee.
C. Hen. III. File 7. (18.)
142. EUDBIC LE BUTILLEB.
Writ of extent to the sheriff of York, 16 Sept. 33 Hen. III. Extent {undated).
Yore. Eolton alias Golton, capital messuage and garden, 36a. land in demesne,
2a. and \r. meadow, 9 bovates land, 2 tofts, 2 small pieces of land, and a
windmill, &c.
Apilton, 12a. land in demesne.
C. Hen. III. FU^ 7. (19.)
143. Thomas de Bethum.
Writ to Thomas de Stanford and his co-escheator in co. Lancaster, 11 March.
Inq. Saturday after the close of Easter, 83 Hen. Ill {defective).
hum, is his heir, and of full age.
Lancaster. Kelgrimisharg and Burwadbruning, 9^ bovates land (extent given)
held of the king in chief by knight's service, where 12 carucates make a
knight's fee.
Warton, 3 carucates land (extent given) held of the earl of Lincoln,
where 9 carucates make a knight's fee.
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Argarmel, 8 bovates land held of the said earl, whereof
. . . . worth 12s. yearly, and 2 bovates held by knight's service only.
Nusum, 2 bovates land held of the said earl by knight's service.
C. Hen. III. File 1. (20.)
144. GUNNORA DE LA MaBB.
Writ to the sherijBf of Oxford, 10 Jan. 83 Hen. III.
Henry, son of Henry Tracy her uncle, aged 13 at Whitsunday, 85 Hen. HI,
and a son of Henry de la Mare, whose name is unknown, aged 15, are variously
stated to be her heir.
Oxford. Inq. {undated.)
Elveiscot, alias Elfeiscot, Alfiscot, 2 carucates land held of the king in
chief by serjeanty of being chief usher of the King's Hall ; and 1 carucate
held of Vivian de Staunden by 1 mark rent.
Oxford. Inq. {undated.) The aforesaid land ought not to be the king's escheat.
Wilts. Inq. 35 Hen. III.
Winterburne, 1 carucate land in demesne, meadow, 10«. 8d. and lib.
pepper rent from freemen, 4Z. Is. SJd. villenage rents, and pasture, held of the
king by service of being usher of the King's Hall. {See No. 185.)
C. Hen. III. File 8. (1.)
145. Robert de Tateshal.
Transcript of writ, 28 July, 33 Hen. Ill {defaced).
He died on Friday before St. Margaret last. Sir Robert, his son, aged 26,
is his heir.
Norfolk. Inq. {undated.)
Tibeham manor held of the king in chief by knight's service.
Topecrof t manor held as above.
Denton manor held as above.
Babbingele manor held as above.
Hornigetoft and Weseham, 1 knight's fee held of Sir Peter de Sauveye
of the honour of Richmond.
Lincoln. Inq. {undated.)
Tateshal, 1 carucate land, garden, water-mill, fishery, meadow, 56*. rent
of assize, and 15Z. 2s. lid. from villeins and customers.
Kanloby manor (extent given) pertaining to the barony of Tateshal.
Tateshal J part, and Kyrkeby manor held of John Bech of the fee of
Dunholm, by fee farm rent of 20Z. 13s. Id.
Maltebi manor, held of Robert de Welle.
[Lincoln.] Extent. Wednesday after St. Peter ad Vincula, 83 Hen. III.
Boston town, 2 bovates land (extent given) pertaining to the barony of
Tateshal, held of the king in chief, for which by agreement sometime made
with Thomas de Multon the said Robert answers to the heirs of the said
Thomas whenever the king's soutage happens, for ^V knight's fee ; a mes-
suage held of Lamb(ert) de Bicre, rendering 2d. ; and 3a. land held of
Petronilla de Creona, rendering 12d. yearly.
[Lincoln.] Extent. Thursday after St. Peter ad Vincula, 83 Hen. III.
Tyd, 2 bovates and 10a, land held of Hugh de Ros by 3s. 6d. and IW.
pepper rent, and lO^a. meadow held by 12d. and lib. pepper, also rents
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and customs of the fees of Hugh and John de Ros, and a mill from which
he rendered Id. yearly to Thomas de Pederwyc.
[Lincoln.] Extent (undated).
Toft manor (extent given), held of Sir Gilbert de Gant by service of
8 parts of 1 knight's fee.
Ouneby, J bovate land and 1 toft held of Gilbert de Senlou by 2«. rent.
C. Hen. III. FUe 8. (2.)
146. BOGEB DE MiLLINGESHOPE alioS DE MlLUNCHOPE, DE MiLINHOPE.
Writ to the sheriff of Salop, 2 March, 33 Hen. III. Inq. (undated.)
Juliana, (his) daughter, aged 16J, is his heir, but the jury know not where
she is.
Salop. Milinchope, 1 carucate land held of the prior of Wbnloc by 32«. 6d. rent.
Eston, la. land held of William de Camera, by {id. ?) rent ; and a
meadow held of William de Furch' by 8d. rent.
C. Hen. III. File 8. (8.)
147. BoGEB DE MORTUO MaBI alioS DE MoRTIMER.
Writ of extent to the sheriff of Somerset and Dorset, 21 June. Extent Saturday
after SS. Peter and Paul, 88 Hen. III.
Somerset. Bruge Walteri manor (full extent given), excepting the Castle.
C. Hen. III. FUe 8. (4.)
148. Andrew de Ivbz alia$ de Yvetis.
Writ to Henry de Wingeham and his co-escheator in co. Southampton, 27 Sept.
83 Hen. III. Inq. (undated.)
William, his son, aged 30, is his heir.
Southampton. Ivese, land, a mill, a meadow, a wood, heath and rents, &c. (extent
given) held of the king in chief by service of J serjeanty, viz. by J
hauberk (habergellum) in the king's service for 40 days at his own cost.
C. Hen. UL FUe 8. (5.)
149. Robert de Pontb Abghe.
Writ of extent to the sheriff of Southampton, 10 Jan. 88 Hen. IH. Extent
(undated).
Southampton. Neweton manor (full extent given) with the dower which Constance
late the wife of Robert de Ponte Arche has. (See No. 76.)
C. Hen. III. FUe 8. (6.)
150. MoBOAN DE Eableun alios DE Eablyon.
Commission to Robert Walerand and others, 11 Jan. Inq. Sunday after St.
Matthias, 88 Hen. III.
Mereduht ap Grifin, aged 14, is his heir, if he can prove that he is legitimate,
but the jury understand that he is not : if not, the four daughters of Jorvard ap
Oweyn are the heirs, of whom Nesta and Mabel are living and Wlad' and Angared
are dead: Rees, son of Grifin, is son and heir of Ai^ad', and Grifin, son of
Donewal, son and heir of Angared : these women were sisters of Owel ap
Jorvard father of the said Morgan.
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[Monmouth,] Elegan and Slebennhet comotes held of the king in chief by
service of going with the king in the army with his men at the king's cost.
C. Hen. III. File 8. (7.)
151. Isabel de Wikefobd alias Wyeefobd.
Writ to the sheriff of Essex, 18 Nov. 33 Hen. III. Inq. (undated.)
Essex. Wickeford, 130a. land, 5a. pasture, 3Ja. meadow, 2Ja. wood, and J a mill,
held of the king in chief by service of ^ and i knight's fee.
C. Hen. in. File 8. (8.)
152. BoGEB DE Monte Ganisio alias db Munchanes'.
Writ to Henry de Wingham and his co-escheator in co. Suffolk, 19 Jan.
33 Hen. III.
Writ of extent to the sheriff of Essex, 6 April, 33 Hen. III. Extent {undated and
defective).
Essex. Stansted town, 228a. arable, 8a. meadow, pasture, rents of assize, &c.
(extent given), tenure unspecified.
C. Hen. III. FUe 8. (9.)
153. Theobald le Butileb alias le Botilleb alias Fincebna.
Writ of extent to Thomas de Stanford and his co-escheators in cos. York and
Lancaster, 6 July, 33 Hen. III.
His heir (unspecified) is aged 6 years.
YoBK. Extent. The vigil of St. Matthew, 33 Hen. III.
Scheplay alias Sepeleya town, a capital messuage, 62. rents from free
tenants, 6«. lOd. from cottars, a mill, a little wood, &c. tenure unspecified.
NoBFOLK. Writ of extent to Henry de Wengham and his co-escheator in co.
Norfolk, 7 July, 33 Hen. III. Extent {undated).
Belhagh alias Belagh manor (extent given), tenure unspecified.
NoBFOLK. Writ of extent (as above), 6 Aug. 33 Hen. III. Extent {undated).
Belhaghe alias Belawe manor (extent given), tenure unspecified.
Writ of extent to Thomas de Stanford and his co-escheator in co. Lancaster,
10 Jan. 38 Hen. III.
Lancasteb. Extent. Wednesday the feast of St. Matthias, 33 Hen. III.
Witheton, 3 carucates land (extent given), a mill, and the land of
Swartebrec {alias Suartebrec).
Mithop, 1 carucate.
Marton cum Lynholm {alias Lynolm), 3 carucates.
Land called Quinscaldisherthe {alias Quinschaltishurede) pertaining to
Witheton.
Grenole, 1 carucate held in knight's service, and 1 bovate besides.
Thistleton, 1 carucate held in knight's service.
Bretekirke {alias Bredekik) and Moulebrec {alias Mulebrec), 4«. {or %s.)
rent.
Haskescoc {alias Hayescoc), Vb. cummin rent.
Triver {alias TreveF), 3 carucates.
Quarlous and Basak' {alias Raysak'), lands worth 9/. {alias lOi.) yearly.
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Routheclive, 2 carucates (extent given), and 1 bovate does suit at the
county court and the king's wapentake, a mill, moor and marsh.
Staynole, 1 bovate.
Middle Routheclive, 2 carucates held in knight's service. Tenures
unspecified.
Lancaster. Extent. The morrow of St. Matthias, 88 Hen. III.
Same as the above, with the addition of : —
Escebrec, 12d. (rent), tenure unspecified.
Lancaster. Extent. The morrow of St. Matthias, 88 Hen. III.
Routheclive town, 2 carucates land (full extent given with names of
tenants) held by Sir John de Thornul of Sir Theobald le Botiler in chief in
knight's service, whereof 24 carucates make one knight's fee. {See No. 264.)
C. Hen. IIL File 8. (10.)
154. Alexander db Nevill.
Writ to the sheriff of York, 12 July, 38 Hen. IIL Liq. (undated,)
Alexander, his son, aged 12 and more, is his heir.
York. Nunington, capital messuage, 2 carucates and 2 bovates land in demesne,
gardens, a toft, 7«. lid. rent, &c., held of the abbot of St. Mary's, York, by
lis. rent.
Mirfeud town, 2 carucates land in demesne, pasture, 5a. meadow, a mill,
2 carucates land in bondage, and 8?. 18s. 9Jrf. from free tenants, held
of Edmund de Lascy by a rent of J mark, and 2 knights' fees.
Writ to the sheriff of Lincoln, 12 July, 83 Hen. IIL Inq. {undated.)
Lincoln. (Unspecified) 8J and J knights' fees, viz. ; 8 bovates land in demesne,
8 bovates in villenage, meadow, garden, and 9s. 8d. and A^lbs. pepper rent,
&c. held of the king in chief, by knight's service.
Kirketon Soke, lis. rent from 4 bovates land, which he rendered yearly
to Earl Hichard.
(Unspecified) ^ knight's fee, held of the earl of Albemarle in chief by
knight's service. (See No. 270.)
C. Hen. III. File 8. (11.)
155. William de Roucestria alias de Eoucestre.
Writ to Henry de Wengham and his co-escheators in cos. Essex and Hertford,
Norfolk and Suffolk, 24 Oct. 83 Hen. IIL
Peter de Rouecestre, his brother, age variously stated as 40, 50 and 60 or
more, is his heir.
Suffolk. Inq. (undated,)
Evereswell, 4 carucates land, 112s. rent of assize, 20a. meadow, 2 water
mills, turbary, garden, fishery, pasture, &c., held of the king in chief of the
honour of Boulogne by service of 2 knights' fees.
[Norfolk.] Inq. (undated.)
Berton Binnedich manor (extent given) held of the earl of Gloucester
by service of 1 knight's fee.
Hertford. Inq. and Extent (undated).
Neuseles manor (extent given) held of the king in chief by service of IJ
knights' fee, whereof Ralph de Handleye holds one quarter.
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Vestune town, J knight's fee held by Sir Henry de Roucestre of the
said William, and by him of Sir John de Burg'.
C. Hen. III. File 8. (12.)
156, Robert Tuschet alias Thochet, Tuchet, Tuched.
Writ to the sheriff of Salop, 23 Aug. 33 Hen. HI.
He died on the quinzaine of St. Michael last.
[Salop.] Inq. (undated.)
Lege Cumbrey, 2 parts of 1 carucate land in demesne, 4 virgates and
2 parts of 1 bovate in villenage, 2 parts of a messuage, garden and mill,
and IJa. meadow held of the king in chief. After the said Robert's death
there fell in 2^ virgates land, escheat of the dower of Isabel late his
mother.
Salop. Inq. (undated.)
Lege Cumbrei township (extent given), held of the king in chief by
service of finding one sergeant with the king in the army in Wales with a
pack horse, hauberk, lance and iron cap for 40 days.
Writ to Henry de Wengham, escheator, 2 March, 35 Hen. III. Inq. (undated.)
Salop. Lege Cumbrei (extent given), held as above.
Three ladies are dowered of the same fee, and a boy, aged 5, of whose
name the jury are ignorant, is the said Robert's heir.
Upiton, land (now in the king's hands) held of the king in chief by
service of 3 parts of 9 parts of one sore sparrowhawk and 1 pair of white
gloves yearly.
Chester. The same heir has about 5 marks of land in Tatenhal' town, of which
a certain lady has her dower.
C. Hen. III. File 8. (13.)
157. WiLLUM de London. ^
Writ to the sheriff of Nottingham, 23 Aug. 33 Hen. III. Inq. (undated.)
Nottingham, Nettlewrth*, 4 bovates land to which pertains that moiety of the
messuage in which are 2 granges and an old garden, held of the king in
chief of the soke of Malmefeud by lOs. rent ; and 46a. arable in demesne,
13 bovates in villenage, a mill, &c. held of Geoffrey (de) Bakepucio and
Emicyna (?) his wife by service of J knight's fee and 5«. 4c?. yearly, and they
hold the fee of Malvesin de Hersi and Theffania his wife, and they of the
lord of the honour of TykehuU.
C. Hen. III. File 8. (14.)
168. Robert de Sevanz alias de Sevont,
Writ to H. de Wengeham and his co-escheator in co. Kent, 3 Jan. 33 Hen. HI.
Inq. (undated.)
Robert, his son, aged almost 40, is his heir.
Kent. Aldintone, 1 knight's fee (extent given) held of the king in chief, and 14».
are due yearly to the Castle of Rochester for guard.
Meletone, 1 knight's fee (extent given) held of the earl of Gloucester.
Wielmeston, J knight's fee (extent given) held of the archbishop of
Canterbury.
Essex. (Unspecified) 2 knights' fees held of William de Shoford.
C. Hen. III. FUe 8. (15.)
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159. John de Baiocis alias de Bays.
Writ to H. de Wingham and his co-escheator in co. Dorset, 1 March. Inq. Sunday
before the Annunciation, 33 Hen. III.
Stephen de Baiocis alias de Bays, his brother, aged 60 and more, is his heir.
Dorset. Waye town, 1 knight's fee held of the king in chief by knight's
service, which pertains to the barony which he held of the king in chief.
Edmundesham town, J knight's fee held of Sir Eoger Waspayld by
royal service.
Lim, J knight's fee held of Eobert Belet by royal service.
Lincoln. Writ to Henry de Wingham and his co-escheator, 1 March,
33 Hen. III. Extent (undated).
Lindewde, Tho(r)eweye, Stiventon and Keylestorp, in Lindesey, lands
worth 541. 16s. lOd. yearly held of the king in chief by barony.
Wellebur' manor, worth 20/. 15«. lid., pertaining to his barony.
C. Hen. III. FUe 8. (16.)
160. Hugh son of Robert.
Writ to H. de Wengeham and his co-escheator in co. Salop, 5 Feb. 33 Hen. III.
John, his son, aged 25, is his heir.
Salop. Inq. (undated.)
Esnebrugg, 1 carucate land, 16s. 3d. rent, 5s. tallage of villeins, &c.
Rodintun and Erletun, Ss. 8Jd. rent.
Bewlw' town, 1 carucate land, 19s. 8d. rent, meadow, a mill with
fishery, 10«. tallage of villeins, 10«. ^d. customs, &c.
Mestun, 9s. lOd. rent, lis. tallage of villeins, 21. 19s. 5id. customs, &c.
Kagintun, IB*. 8d. rent.
All held of the king in chief by service of keeping the king's forests in
Salopesur : he was chief forester, as were his ancestors.
Hereford. Inq. The day of St. Peter in Lent, 33 Hen. III.
Brimfeud manor (extent given), held of the king in chief by service of
keeping the king's forest in co. Salop.
C. Hen. III. File 8. (17.)
161. Theodore alias Theodoric de Crbmplesham, non compos mentis.
Writ to the sheriff of Norfolk, 28 April, 33 Hen. HI. Inq. {undated.)
Norfolk. Wirham, Wretton, and Cremplesham, extent of messuages and lands
alienated to divers persons by the said Theodore after he was of insane
mind, now 12 years ago.
And Walter de Wirham intruded upon 80a. land and Ss. rent in
Cremplesham, and a messuage and 34a. meadow and 12a. arable and 3$.
rent in Derham, which Alice mother of the said Theodore held in dower.
C. Hen. III. File 8. (18.)
162. Walter Mauntbl alias Mantel.
Writ to Henry de Wengham and his co-escheator in co. Buckingham, 26 April
38 Hen. III. Inq. (undated.)
Robert, his son, aged 80 and more, is his heir.
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Buckingham. Little Messenden, messuage, 115a. land, 2a. meadow, 65. works of
cottars, 9a. Sd. and 22d. rents, and 6a. wood, held of the king in chief by
service of being the king's linen-keeper {mwpparius).
Writ to Henry de Wengham and his co-escheator in co. Northampton, 26 April,
Hen. ni. Inq. (missing.)
C. Hen. III. File 8. (19.)
163. Andrew de Dehleg' alias de Derleie.
Writ to Thomas de Stanford and his co-escheator in co. Derby, 30 Oct.
S3 Henry III.
Hugh, his son, aged 3 at Easter last, is his heir.
Derby. Inq. (undated.) Derleie and Burlee town and territory, 1 carucate land
held of the king in chief by service of 16«. 4c{. to the king, (and) Ss. to
Baucquell manor yearly.
Derby. Extent (undated and defective).
Derr, 4 bovates land, and a mill, (extent given) for which he rendered
to the king 158. 4d. yearly and tallage.
Of all which Ann ought to have had a third in dower.
C. Hen. III. File 8. (20.)
164. Roger son of John.
Writ to Henry de Wingham, 22 June, 33 Hen. HI.
Robert, his son, aged IJ, is his heir. •
Essex. Extent (undated).
Claveringes manor (extent given) held of the king in chief by service of
one fee of the honour of Releghe.
Hertford. Thacheworthe town, J virgate land.
Northampton. Extent (undated).
Eynho manor (extent given) held of the king in chief by service of 1
knight's fee.
[Northumberland.] Extent (undated).
Werkewrth manor (full extent given) including the borough and
new town, a mill from which the prior of Thinemi^^ receives 3 marks
yearly, a fishery with a small ship called *cobel,' a little round wood
called Sunderland and the towns of Aclintone, Birling, Butlesdon and J of
Togesdene ; out of which are due to Durham church by the deed of Robert
son of Roger, 20«. yearly for sustaining 4 wax tapers about the body of St.
Cuthbert, and Sir Roger was accustomed to give yearly for the keeping of the
castle and manor 132. 6a. 8c2., 3 robes, and hay and oats for 2 horses.
Werkewrth church is held by the bishop of Carlisle to his own uses.
Roubiri manor and forest (full extent given) with the towns of Roubiri,
Tropton, Snither and Newtown ; from which are due to the king's exchequer
20«. for land called Cherland, and one forester with a horse takes yearly 40«.
for his service with his robe, and 3 foot foresters take 60«. with their robes.
Roubiri church is in the gift of the bishop of Carlisle by the collation of
King Henry I.
C. Hen. III. Filed. (1.)
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165. Walter de Skyredon.
Writ (missing). Inq. {undated and defective.)
He died the day of the Purification 83 Hen. [Ill] .
His two daughters, aged 8 and 5, are his heirs.
[Devon.] Skyredon, 3 ferlings land, 8s. rent and part of a mill.
Schaplegh, 20s. 4rf. rent.
All held of the king in chief, rendering 3 arrows when the king shall
come to hunt on Dertemore.
Sanford, 3 ferlings land and 3«. rent held of Sir John [Co]urtenay,
rendering 1 pair of white gloves.
Nimet, lis. rent held of Sir William de la [Ha]che, rendering 5«.
C.Hen. III. Filed. (2.)
166. ViTALis Engaynb alias Engaignb, Engaing', de Engayne.
Writ 5 Nov. 33 (Hen. Ill), (defective.)
Henry de Engayne, his son, age variously stated as 30, 30 and more, and 35,
is his heir.
Huntingdon. Inq. (undated.)
Great Gidding, 100s. land held of the king in chief by service of hunting
the wolf, the fox, and the hare in cos. Huntingdon, Northampton, Oxford and
Buckingham.
Dilintune, lOZ. land held of the abbot of Romesheye, service unspecified.
Cambridge. Inq. (undated.)
Cotes town, J hide land (extent given) held of the heirs of William de
Fenes of the honour of Boulogne by service of J knight's fee.
Cambridge borough, 2 marks rent which pertains to Cotes.
[Northampton.] Inq. (undated.)
Laxton and Pictesle, parts held of the king by serjeanty of hunting the
wolf at the king's command in 3 J counties.
Blatherwic, Henewic, Multon, Braddetr' and Eiston, 1 knight's fee
held of Sir Ralph Basset.
Neuton and Bulwic, parts held of Reginald son of Urse, by service of J
knight's fee.
Hertford. Inq. (undated.)
Hunesdone town, 2 carucates land (extent given) held of William de
Bello Campo oi Bedeford.
[Essex.] Extent (undated). ^
Upmenistre, land and advowson (extent given) which does no service,
because the manor of Worthe (co. Somerset) and Upmenistre defend them-
selves against the king by service of IJ knights' fee.
Somerset. Extent (undated.)
Worth, a moiety of the manor (extent given) held, together with other
lands in co. Essex, of the king in chief by service of IJ knights' fee.
[Suffolk.] Inq. (undated and defective.)
Badmundefeld, a moietj of the manor (extent given) held of the honour
of Mungumeri without service, because King Henry, the king's great-great-
grandfather, gave the manor in free marriage to Baldwin de Bulers, ancestor
of the said Vitalis, with Sfbyl de [Falaise] his niece*
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Essex. Inq. {undated.)
Coin manor and advowson (extent given) held of Sir Hugh de Cresy by
service of J knight.
C. Hen. III. File 9. (3.)
167. Eliab de Bouelton alias de Boelton.
Writ to Thomas de Stanforth and his co-escheator in co. Lancaster, 10 May.
Inq. Monday after the Ascension, SB Hen. III.
Simon, his son, is his heir, and of lawful age.
Lancaster. Boelton town, 2 bovates land (extent given) held of the king in
chief by service of a free farmer, rendering 5s. lOd. yearly and suit at the
county court and wapentake.
C. Hen. III. File 9. (4.)
168. JoHK DE Chaunceus alias de Gancell'.
Writ to Henry de Wengham or his co-escheator in co. Northampton, 7 Jan.
83 Hen. III. Inq. {undated and defective).
Hugh, his son, aged 10 and . . . years at the feast of St. Martin last,
is his heir.
Northampton. Hupton manor (extent given), held of the king.
Herleston, ISs. 4rf. rent from 4 virgates land.
Pictesle, 1 virgate land of the fee of Ralph Basset of Welledun.
Flore town, 12s. rent from 2 virgates land of the fee of the earl of
Ferars.
[Hup] ton town, 4s. 8d. and lib. cummin rent.
Neubotelgrave hundred pertaining to Hupton manor.
C. Hen. III. File 9. (5.)
169. Gerard de Lindes'.
Writ to the sheriff of Warwick, 6 Feb. 83 Hen. III. Inq. (missing.)
C. Hen. III. File 9. (6.)
170. Richard de Saunford alias de Sontford.
Writ to Henry de Wengham and his co-escheator in co. Salop, 18 April,
33 Hen. III. Inq. (undated.)
Ralph, his son, aged 14, is his heir.
Salop. Sontford and Rothale town, IJ carucate land in demesne, 64s. 9d. rent
of assize, meadow, a mill, a fish pond, wood, 20s. tallage of villeins, pannage,
&c. held of the king in chief by service of i knight's fee.
Derlawstun, 7s. 4d. rent of assize, and 7s. 6d. customs of villeins, held
of the bishop of Coventry.
Broctun, J carucate land in demesne with meadow, 46s. Sd. rent of
assize, and a mill, held of Sir Madoc de Suttun, by service of 2s. yearly.
Kacheleg*, 8s. rent of assize held of Ralph de Kacheleg.-
C. Hen. III. FUe 9. (7.)
171. Richard de Saunford.
Writ to Henry de Wengham and his co-escheator in co. Salop, 7 May,
33 Hen. Ill, of assignment of dower to Eleanor late his wife. Assignment
(missing). ^
[E. Series I. File 1, m. 6.]
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172. John Gernbt.
Writ to Thomas de Stanford and his co-escheator in co. Lancaster, 24 Aug.
33 Hen. III. Inq. Saturday after St. Nicholas, 34 Hen. III.
Benedict Gernet, his elder brother, is his heir, and of full age.
Lancaster. Thistilton town, 2 bovates land, held of John de Thornul, which he had
by purchase.
C. Hen. HI. File 9. (8.)
173. James Husb (Mas Hoese.
Writ de cavsd captionis to Henry de Wingeham and his co-escheator in co. Wilts,
26 Nov. 84 Henry III. Inq. (undated.)
Wilts. Norrige wood, which Henry Huse says pertains to his manor of Stapel-
ford, was taken into the king's hands by the escheator of co. Wilts ex officio,
because the said James on the day he died was seised thereof, who held
of the king in chief 71. rent in Ghuppeham, and an assart in Norrige for
which he rendered to the king 16d. yearly.
C. Hen. III. File 9. (9.)
174. KOBBRT DE LbSSINGTON.
Writ of extent to the sheriff of Dorset, 7 June. Extent. Wednesday after St.
Barnabas, 34 Hen. III.
Dorset. Bere manor (extent given) including the hundred (held of the king to
farm).
C. Hen. in. File 9. (10.)
175. William db Cantilupo.
Writ of extent to the sheriff of Salop, 28 June, 34 Hen. III. Extent (undated).
Salop. Lideham manor (extent given).
Similar writ to the sheriff of Wilts, 28 June, 34 Hen. III. Extent (undated).
Wilts. Pulton manor (extent given). '
C. Hen. III. File 9. (11.)
176. John db Bendbng alias de Bennenqbs.
Writ to the sheriff of Southampton, 13 July, 34 Hen. III. Inq. (undoited.)
Southampton. Odiham, 3 virgates land held of Thomas de Bennenges, who
held of the abbot of Certesey, and not of the king.
C. Hen. III. Fil4: 9. (12.)
177. Matthew Wake.
Mandate of H. de Wingeham to the escheator of co. Wilts, with transcript of
writ, 16 Aug. 34 Hen. III. Inq. (undated.)
Wilts. Christina Wake, aged 28, is his heir, and ought to hold of the king in
chief i knight's fee in Eblesburne by service of J knight's fee.
C. Hen. III. File 9. (13.)
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178. Richard de Haredon alias Hardon.
Writ to Henry de Wengham and his co-escheator in co. Wilts, 17 Feb.
84 Hen. III. Inq. {undated.)
Bichardy his son, aged 25, is his heir.
Wilts. Harden town, 2J acres land held of the king's demesne by service of
keeping the woods called * le Bruz ' of Bedewinde ; and 6 bovates land held
of Robert de Punchardun and Letewaria de Estandbum by service of
finding them one man with a horse worth J mark with a pack saddle and
a sack for drafif ? {ad Dras) in Wales when the king shall have his army there.
C. Hen. III. File 9. (14.)
179. Alulf de Roking.
Writ to Henry de Wengham and his co-escheator in co. Kent, 27 Sept. Inq.
. . . . St. Michael, 34 Hen. Ill {defective).
Thomas, his son, aged 28 on the Translation last, is his
heir of the lands held by knight's service, and the said Thomas and Roger his
brother of the lands held in gavelkind.
Kent. Roking town, 86a. land held of the king in chief of the honour of
Hagenet by service of J knight's fee.
Suthene, 21a. held of the fee of Roger de Markeshale by service of 14d. ;
and 22a. of gavelkind held of John son of Bernard by service of la. yearly.
C. Hen. HI. File 9. (15.)
180. Walter de Hokelton alias Hueelton.
Writ to the bailiff of Montgomery, 8 June, 84 Hen. III. Inq. {undated.)
William, his son, is his heir, and of full age.
[Salop.] Hukelton town (extent given) held of the honour of Montgomery
by service of J knight's fee.
C. Hen. III. File 9. (16.)
181. Walter de Godarvile.
Writ to Henry de Wengham and his co-escheator in co. Wilts, 8 Jan. 84 Hen. III.
Joan, age variously stated as 16 and 17, and Margery, aged 6, his daughters,
are his heirs.
Wilts. Inq. {undated.) Chyverel town, 2 carucates land held of Sir John de
Balun by service of 1 knight's fee.
[Welts.] Inq. {undated and defective.) Chuppeham manor, 2 carucates land held
of the king in chief by service of i knight's fee, 1 virgate by service of one
bow {uniua arcv^ de Auburn') ^ and .... of land of purpresture
by 2 marks rent.
C. Hen. III. File 9. (17.)
182. Maud Urri alias Urry.
Mandate from H. de Wengham to his co-escheator in co. Essex, with transcript
of writ 7 Jan. 84 Hen. III. Inq. {undated.)
Isabel de Wicford, her sister, aged 40 and more, is her heir.
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Essex. Wicford town, 160a. land, 15s. M, from meadow and pasture, 65«. 5d.
rent of assize in Wicford and Ka. . . wedon, lis. 4Jd. works of villeins,
and J windmill, held of the king in chief by service of J and ^ knights' fee.
{See No. 189.)
C. Hen. III. Fik 9. (18.)
183. William lb Taylur.
Wiit to Henry de Wengham and his co-escheator in co. Kent, 7 March,
34 Hen. III. Inq. {undated.)
William, his son, aged 22 and married in his father's time, is his
heir of his free tenement, and the said William with his brothers, John, Robert,
Baldwin and Ralph, of the land which is partible by the custom of Kent.
Kent. Middelton Hundred, 100s. land, &c. (unspecified), held of the king in
chief by free servdce of one sore sparrowhawk yearly, 40s. land and rent,
partible according to the custom of Kent, held of the king by service of
8s. 4d., and 40s. land, &c., also partible, held of many lords.
[Southampton.] Winchester City, 1 mark rent from many citizens, as the jury
have heard.
C. Hen. III. File 9. (19.)
184. Hugh de Essex.
Writ to Henry de Wingham and his co-escheator in co. Wilts (sic),
28 Dec. 34 Hen. III. Extent {undated).
Hugh, his son, aged 5, is his heir.
Essex. Rywehale town, 180a. land, 8s. from meadow and pasture, 10s. from a
watermill and 5s. rent, held of Sir WiUiam de Rufpha, by service of 6s. 4rf.
yearly. This land was seized into the king's hand, because that of the said
WiUiam was in the king's hand. The said Hugh also held 4a. land of the
knights of the Temple by service of 2s. yearly.
C. Hen. III. FUe 9. (20.)
185. GuNNORA DB Maka oiias de la Mare.
Writ to H. de Wingham and his co-escheators in cos. Oxford and Wilts,
13 Feb. 34 Hen. III.
Henry, son of Henry Tracy alias de Tracy, aged 12, is her heir.
Oxford. Inq. (undated.)
Elfeiscot, 2 carucates land held of the king in chief by serjeanty of
being chief usher of the door of the King's Hall.
Burmerscot and Pithmundiscote in Elfeiscot parish, 1 carucate held of
Vivian de Staunden by 1 mark rent.
Wilts. Inq. (undated.)
Winterburn town, 1 carucate land pertaining to Alveescote manor which
is held as abovesaid. (See No. 144.)
C. Hen. III. File 10. (1.)
186. Adam de Dilun alias de Dylon.
Writ to the sheriff of Hereford, 27 Aug. Inq. Sunday before the Nativity
of the Blessed Mary, 34 Hen. III.
Henry, his son, is his heir, and the same A. (sic) is of lawful age.
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Hereford. Dylon manor, 2J virgates and 20a. land held of William son of
Warin by 8s. rent, and finding him yearly in war time for 15 days at Dylon
or Bochred one man with horse, doublet, iron cap and lance, at the said
William's cost, and if his horse should die or be slain in the said service
the said William should give him 20s. for it.
C. Hen. III. File 10. (2.)
187. WiLLUM LB Rus of Bassiugburn.
Wnt to the sheriff of Cambridge, 19 Oct. 84 Hen. HI. Inq. The vigil of All
Saints, 85 Hen. HI.
GeoflErey le Rus, aged 86, is his heir.
Cambridge. Bassingeburn town, 1 hide land held of the king in chief by service
of i knight's fee.
Clopton town, IJ hide land held of the abbot of Lesnes by service
of J knight's fee, and 50«. rent ; and IJ hide held of William de Chejmi by
service of \ knight's fee and 60^. rent.
C. Hen. HI. File 10. (3.)
188. Robert de Lavereeestok alias Lavekestoe.
Writ to Henry de Wengham, 18 Sept. 84 Hen. IH. Extent {undated).
Jordan, his son, aged 17^, is his heir.
Wilts. Laverkestok, a moiety of his ^ourt towards the south and 1 virgate land
held of the king in chief by service of keeping the forest of Clarendon together
with James de Puttone and Richard de Muleford ; and the oth^r moiety
and a mill at Mummewrth held of the prior of Ivychurch (Hederose) by
, service of 10«. 4d. yearly; two virgates land held of Stephen de Wdesand by
lOs. rent ; a mill of Winterslewe fee held of Sir John son of Geoffrey by 5s.
rent ; and 48. rent.
C. Hen. III. File 10. (4.)
189. John de Wicford.
Writ to the sheriff of Essex, 20 Oct. 84 Hen. HI. Inq. (undated.)
Essex. [Wicford] , 140a. land are held of the gift of Isabel, his mother, which
descended to her after the death of Maud, her sister, lO^a. meadow, 12a.
pasture, 5a. wood, 21«. 5rf. rent, J windmill, &c. and the said Isabel holds of
the king in chief by service of J of 8 parts of 1 knight's fee. {See No. 182.)
C. Hen. III. File 10. (5.)
190. Ralph le Waleys.
Writ to Henry de Wengham and his co-escheator in co. Berks, 16 March,
84 Hen. III. Inq. {undated.)
His sisters, Agnes married to John de Mareys, and Juliena married to
Geoffrey de Wrokeselle, are his heirs : there is a third sister from the same
mother by her last husband, named Agnes, but the jury know not whether she
has any right in this inheritance ; all are of full age.
Berks. Estbiri, 1 carucate land and 70«. 8|d. rent, held of the king in chief,
and a mill and 1 acre meadow of the fee of Henry de Sewelle, held of the
king in chief for J knight's fee. {See Nos. 244 and 857.)
C. Hen. III. File 10. (6.)
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191. Otuelus alian Otwebus de Insula.
Mandate from H. de Wengham to the escheator in Lindesey with transcript of
wHt, 5 Oct. 84 Hen. III.
Robert, his son, age variously stated as 24 and 28, is his heir.
Lincoln. Inq. (undated.)
Saleclife and Apelby in Peverel honour, 101. land held of the king
in chief by 1 knight's fee ; and J carucate held of Norman Derci by
^ knight's fee.
Wyten, 15 bovates land held of the fee of Peter de Facunberge.
NoRTHUMBERL^D. iTiq. Saturday after St. Luke, 84 Hen. III.
Gosford, held of the heirs of Roger son of John by service of 15 days
guard at the Castle of Newcastle.
Neuton, held of Sir John de Bayllol by service of J knight's fee.
Berehill and Haukewell, Thurneton and Burneton, Penwic and
Matfen, held of Hugh de Bollebec by service of 1^ knight's fee ; whereof
Burneton is held of him (the said Otuelus) by service of 1 knight, and
Thurneton by doing the foreign service pertaining thereto.
C. Hen. III. File 10. (7.)
192. RooEB LE Bretun.
Writ to the sheriff of Nottingham [and Derby], 16 Oct. 84 Hen. III.
Inq. (undated.)
Robert, his son, aged 24, is his heir.
[Derby.] Waleton town or manor, with 120 acres land in Calehale (extent
given with names of tenants), held of the king in chief of Peverel fee by
service of 1 knight's fee.
Rudich', 2 carucates land held of the heirs of Robert de Duyn.
C. Hen. III. File 10. (8.)
193. Philip Mimekan alias MTUYOiLN of Gersindon.
Writ to H. de Wengham and his co-escheator in co. Oxford, 4 Oct. 84 Hen. III.
Inq. (undated.)
Philip, his son, aged 5, is his heir.
Oxford. Hedindon, 1 hide land held of the king in chief by service andserjeanty
of keeping the forest of Schotover and Stawude; and J hide of Philippa
countess of Warwick, from which she receives 12«. yearly.
Gersindon, J hide land held of the fee of Roger de Akeny, from which
Payn de la Mare receives 128. yearly.
Writs to the sheriff, 8 and 9 Feb. 85 Hen. III. Inq. (undated fragment.)
Writ of melius inquirendo to the sheriff, 25 Feb. 85 Hen. III. Inq. (undat^j)
King John never conferred upon Hugh de Nevile the land which was of Philip
Mimekan in Gersindon, nor did the king that now is ever confer the said
land on Richard de Bello Gampo by reason of the wardship of that land
or of any other right. (Compare J^o. 856.)
C. Hen. III. File 10. (9.)
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194. James Huese alias Heose.
JVrit to the sheriff of Wilts, concerning lands, &c. granted by the king to the said
James for life in Boxle (sic), 13 Nov. 34 Hen. III. Inq, {undated.)
Wilts. Chipeham, Ridlawe and HupehuU, 71. 20^rf. of land in the said manors
(extent given with names of tenants) including lands in Ruedon, were
delivered by the king to the said James for life to sustain him in his service.
{See No. 178.)
C. Hen. III. File 10. (10.)
195. Sabr db Wahull.
Writ to Henry de Wengham and his co-escheators in cos. Bedford and North-
ampton, 18 June, 34 Hen. HI. Inq. {undated.)
Walter, his firstborn son, aged 23 and more, is his heir.
Bedford. Wahull honour held of the king in chief for 30 knights* fees.
Wahull manor (extent given) held in his own hand.
C. Hen. in. File 10. (11.)
196. John Corndeboef alias Gobdbbof.
Writ to H. de Wingham and his co-escheator in co. Suffolk, 28 April, 34 Hen. HI.
Inq. {undated.)
Thomas, his son, aged 21 or more, is his heir.
Suffolk. Mendelesham, lands (extent given) held of the king in chief by
serjeanty of staying {commemorand') with his crossbow in the army for 40
days at his own cost, and three years ago he made fine for himself and his
tenants for the alienation of the said serjeanty, rendering to the king 30«.
yearly.
Buckeslawe, held wholly of earl Richard by service of 1 knight.
C. Hen. III. File 10. (12.)
197. BiGHABD DE AnESY olioS DaNESEYE.
Writ to Henry de Wengham and his co-escheator in co. Wilts, 16 April,
34 Hen. IH.
Richard, his son, aged 12, is his heir.
[Wilts.] Inq. {undated.)
Dulton and Bratton, 4 carucates land held by serjeanty of being in
the king's army for 40 days at his own cost.
Get, 7 marks rent held of Avice de Columbariis.
Hebeford. Inq. Friday before Whitsunday, 34 Hen. III.
Tumeyston manor, with Linehales hamlet pertaining thereto (extent
given), held of Sir Roger de Schandes in chief by service, when there shall
be war with Wales, of finding 2 footmen, one with a lance and the other
with bow and arrows for 40 days at SnodhuU at his own cost.
C. Hen. III. FiU 10. (13.)
198. Roger de Glere and Maud his wife.
Writ to Henry de Wengham and his co-escheator in co. Surrey, 20 Dec.
34 Hen. IH. Extent {undated).
Alice, daughter of William le Rus and Agatha his wife, daughter and heir of
the said Roger and Maud, aged 2 and more, is their heir.
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I Surrey.] Broinle, a moiety of the manor (extent given) held by the said
Maud of the king in chief by service of IJ knights' fee.
Writ to Thomas de Stanford and his co-escheator in co. York, 6 Jan. 34 Hen. III.
Inq. (undated.)
York. Sivelington, 1 bovate land held by the said Eoger of Sir Roger Bigot,
the king's Marshal, by knight's service ; and 6 carucates sometime held
by the said Roger and Maud of Sir Roger le Bigot by knight's service.
Mart[on] town, the foreign service of 2 carucates land, held (as above)
of the fee of the said Sir Roger.
Wilton town, 6 carucates, sometime held (as above) of the said fee by
knight's service.
Edeston town, 2 carucates and 2 bovates sometime held (as above) of
the fee of the earl of Albemarle by knight's service.
But the said Roger sold all the lands and retained nothing save the 1 bovate
in Sivelington.
The said Roger also held a moiety of Brumelay manor * in com' de Ledred,
juxta London ' of the inheritance of the said Maud, service unknown.
C. Hen. III. FUe 10. (14.)
199. Richard de Levinton alias Leventon.
Writ to Thomas de Stanford and his co-escheator in co. Cumberland, 27 May.
Inq. Tuesday .... St. Barnabas, 34 Hen. III.
Ralph de Leventon is his heir, and is legitimate and of mature age.
Cumberland. Scelton (full extent given) with the advowson of the church.
Kircandr*, 20 bovates land rendering 81. 28. 5d.
Leventon (extent given), with the advowson of the church.
Wescudbrihteby, 5 J carucates land, the farmers paying 4Z. 4d. yearly, &c.
Hederesford, a moiety, viz. — 2 carucates, the farmers paying 86«. 5^d,
yearly.
Houscales, J carucate, the farmer paying 20s. 6d. yearly.
Westleventon, 6 carucates land.
Stapleton, a moiety with the advowson in Gillesland barony, held of Sir
Thomas de Mlton.
Buchecastre, in the barony of Burgh on the Sands (extent given).
The said barony was held by 41. comage yearly to the king.
C. Hen. III. File 10. (15.)
200. John de Nevill.
Writ to the sheriff of Kent, 12 March, 34 Hen, III. Inq. missing.
C. Hen. ill. File 10. (16.)
201. Walter de Godarvyle alias de Godarville.
Writ to Henry de Wengham and his co-escheator in co. Bedford, 8 Jan.
84 Hen. III. Inq. (undated.)
Joan, his daughter, age 16, wife of Sir Geoffrey Gacelin, is his heir. He had
a younger daughter, Margaret, but the jury know not whether she is alive or not.
Bedford. Sudgyvel manor (extent given) held in fee of the heirs of Walter de
Traily by 6d, rent and 1 pair of gilt spurs yearly, and scutage for J
knight's fee.
C.Hen. III. FOe 10. (17.)
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202. Robert de Muscai^ipis alias de Musghau^tp.
Writ 16 Sept. [34?] Hen. HI (fragment). Extent {unduted and defective).
He had 3 daughters, of whom he married Cecily, the eldest, to a son of Sir
Odenel de la Ford, who of her begat one Isabel who survives, he and his wife being
dead. The said Isabel, aged 15, is married to a boy named Adam de Wyginton,
aged 13 or 14, and they are in the wardship of Sir William de Huntercumbe.
Margery, the second daughter, . . . aged 24 The third daughter,
aged 20 (?)... married . . . are his heirs.
Northumberland. Wlour borough and advowson (extent given) with the free
forest of Chyviot.
Beleford (extent given), with 41. rent of assize of
the town and mill of Dichend.
Hethpol, 11 cottars and other tenants.
Louwyk', 354a. arable, 18a. meadow, 161. 18s. rent from bondmen,
works worth 71. 9«. 6d. a mill, herbage, turbary, wood, &c.
Bollisdun town, 68s. 6d. rent and 5s. works.
Brankeston town, 16s. rent.
Ross town (extent given) held of the bishop of Durham and within the
limits of the bishopric, excepting part of the fields and some salt pits which
are within co. Northumberland; and the bishop of Durham holds two
bovates by a farm of lOd. and 1 arrow yearly.
Knights' fees rendering scutage : — Odelin de Ford 1 fee, Lady Rametta
la Vescuntesse 1 fee, William de Akyld 1 fee, Robert de Ulcestre
1 fee, Robert de Manerio J fee, William de Sisainesby J fee, James
de Houburn J fee, William de Muschaump J fee, Henry de Dichend
J and yV fee, Richard the Marshal } fee, Robert de Heddon J fee ?
(4 2>fl^rt(?;rt)> ^Sampson son of Stephen ^ fee, William de Yerdhil and
Maud Sarp ^ fee, Walter de Extildisham ^ fee, Adam Sarp
^ fee, Carinus de Beleford, A fee, and William Hunter A fee in
Wilour.
C. Hen. III. File 10. (18.)
203. [William Daneys ?]
Writ of extent to the sheriff of Rutland, 18 Aug. 34 Hen. III. Extent (undated).
Rutland. Tikencote alias Tykinghote alias Tykingkote, 2 parts of the manor
(extent given) now in the king's hands. {See No. 275.)
C. Hen. HI. File 10. (19.)
204. William Danbys of Tykekote.
Writ (missing). Inq. 34 Hen. HI.
John, his son, aged 18 at the Purification last, is his heir. (See No. 275.)
E. Series I. File 1953, No. 1.
205. Alan de la Hale.
Writ to Henry de Wingham and his co-escheator in co. Northampton, 25 Nov.
34 Hen. HI. Inq. (undated.)
William, his son, aged 14, is his heir.
Northampton. Hale, 1 virgate land held of the king by serjeanty of archery,
6 acres of the fee of Nicholas de Hale, 19s. 6d. rent of assize, 6s. tallage of
villeins, customs of villeins, and the advowson of the chapel. Agnes, late
his wife, has her dower by the king's writ.
C. Hen. III. File 10. (20.)
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206. William Gurdun.
Wiit to the sheriflf of Lincoln, 13 March, 35 Hen III. Inq. {undated.)
William, his nephew, son of Eoger Gurdun, aged 23, is his heir.
Lincoln. Aswardeby, 2 bovates land, whereof the said William was in seisin for
20 years before it came to the king's hands. Thomas le Bretun, who was
a Norman, held that land in fee and not by reason of wardship.
C. Hen. III. FiU 11. (1.)
207. Baldwin de Preston.
Writ to the sheriff of Lancaster, 27 June. Inq. Saturday after St. Matthew,
35 Hen. III.
Henry, his son, aged 18 at Easter next, is his heir.
Lancaster. Fisvike town, about 18a. land and a moiety of a mill, held of the
king, rendering 3«. M. yearly.
C. Hen. III. File 11. (2.)
208. BiCHARD DE Barytll olias DB BaREVILL.
Writ to the sheriff of Lincoln, 22 Aug. 35 Hen. III. Inq. {undated.)
Bobert, his son, aged 24, is his heir.
Lincoln. (Unspecified) 36 bovates land held of the king in chief by service of 1
sore sparrowhawk yearly.
C. Hen. III. File 11. (3.)
209. BicHARD Laundry alias Landri.
Writ to the bailiff of Kermerdin, 18 April, 35 Hen. III. Inq. {undated.)
William Landri, his brother, is his heir, and of full age.
Carmarthen. Kermerden bailiwick, 2 carucates land (unspecified) held of the
king in chief by service of 5s. 6rf., and if the king shall lead an army, he
ought to go with horse and arms or send a sufficient Serjeant in his place.
C. Hen. HI. File 11. (4.)
210. Geoffrey de Bokinoham.
Writ to the sheriff of Northampton, 11 July, 35 Hen. IH. Inq. {undated.)
Geoffrey, his son, aged 25 and more, is his heir.
Northampton. Bokingham town, J virgate land held of the king in chief by
service of collecting the guard (rent) of Bokingham Castle to the king's use ;
1 virgate of Sir William Mauduyt, rendering 10s. ; 2 virgates and 3a. and 5
cottages of Sir Bichard earl of Cornwall, rendering 12s. 3d. ; and a
windmill held of the said earl. {See No. 246.)
C. Hen. III. File 11. (5.)
211. Gilbert de Fopham.
Mandate from Henry de Wengham to the escheator in co. Southampton with
transcript oj writ, 4 Nov. 35 Hen. III. Inq. {undated and defaced.)
Bobert, his son, aged 25, is his heir.
Southampton. Bensted town, land and meadow, 4{. 5s. 4(2, rent from free
tenants, and villeins' rents and services, held by 4i. 6s, 9d. rent to the king,
at Aulton.
C. Hen. III. File 11. '6.)
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212. Richard le Botilleb alias le Butilleb.
Writ to Henry de Wingham, escheator, 3 May, 35 Hen. HI. Extent {undated).
Robert, his son. is his heir, and of full age.
Cambridge. Waterbeche town, 110a. land, 32a. meadow, 45«. 4d. and ^Ib. cummin
rent, and customs of villeins, held of the king in chief by service of i knight.
Hebtfobd. Mesdun manor (extent given) held of the earl of Oxford by 1 knight's
fee.
Norfolk. Warham town, 100s. rent held of Sir John son of Geoffrey, service
unknown.
Essex. Enefeud town, 100s. rent held of the earl of Hereford, service unknown.
C. Hen. IIL File 11. (7.)
213. Richabd de Pbestekote alias de Fbestecot.
Mandate from Henry de Wengham to the escheator in co. Oxford with transcript
of rarity 3 Feb. 85 Hen. HI. Inq. (undated.)
Walter de Prestecot, aged 24, is his heir.
Oxford. Blechisdon town, 1 hide land held of the king in serjeanty by service
of bringing a roast of pork {assam porci) before the king when he shall hunt
in Wychewude forest ; and another hide held by service of J knight's fee of
the fee of Hervey Bagod, a Uttle fee of Mortain. {See No. 859.)
C. Hen. III. FUe 11. (8.)
214. William son of Guy.*^
Writ to the sheriff of Essex, 20 June, 35 Hen. IH. Inq. {undated.)
Alexander, his son, aged 6, is his heir.
Essex. (Unspecified), 160a. land held of the king in chief by service of 37«.,
and 6d. to the heirs of Nicholas Duket, and 6d. to those of John son of
Payn for warranty; 80a. marsh held of the prior of the Hospital of
St. John by service of 25s.; 40a. land of the inheritance of his wife
held to farm of the hospital of St. Bartholomew, London, for 5 loads of
wheat, 5 of winterwheat, 5 of beans, 5 of barley, 8 of oats, and 4 cart loads of
hay ; 28s. 4d. rent of assize of the tenement held of the king ; and 26s. 5d,
rent of assize of the inheritance of his wife.
C. Hen. III. File 11. (9.)
215. Guy de Dunevill alias de Donevil, a Norman.
Writ to the sheriff of Hertford and Essex, 18 July, 85 Hen. IH. Inq. {undated.)
He died in war against the king.
[Hebtfobd ?] Buniton, 160a. arable and 8a. wood held of Earl William de
Mandevill by service of J knight's fee. The jury do not understand that it is
escheat to the king, because the said earl is between the king and John de
Burgo, who gave the land to Henry de Bathonia, who now holds it.
C. Hen. III. File 11. (10.)
* The Calendar printed in 1806 desoribes him as of Wodham Ferren, and calls the place Soberj
Parfa manor, but these names are not in the documents.
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216. Isabel, daughter of the elder daughter and one of the heirs of Eobbrt
DE MuscAMPis, and sometime the wife of Adam db Wygeton.
Writ to Thomas de Stanford and his co-eseheator in co. Northumberland, 4 May,
35 Hen. III. Extent (undated).
She is aged 16.
Northumberland. WoUoure, a moiety of the capital messuage and the donation
of the church, 32a. land in demesne, 8a. meadow, 3^ bovates land, a third
of the mill, borough and garden, 45. 3rf. rent in Hehtpol, a third of the
brewhouse, meadow, forest of Chiviot and tallage.
Beleford, a third of the capital messuage, 120a. land in demesne, 8a.
meadow, bondmen, cottars, a third of the herbage, brewhouse, garden,
mill, &c.
She holds of the king in barony, and has a third of the service of Henry de
Dichend ; Lady Isabel de Muschans owes her 2 marks for the service of
BoUisdon ; and she has 16d. of the service of John de Hehtpol. {See No. 202.)
C. Hen. III. FUe 11. (11.)
217. KiCHARD DB WrOTHAM.
Writ to Henry de Wingham, escheator, 27 Dec. 35 Hen. III.
William de Pleisseiz, aged 30, Custance, the wife of John le Blund, aged 40,
Geoffrey de Skolonde, aged 24, and Christiana, the wife of Thqmas Pikot, aged 30,
are his heirs.
[Somerset.] Inq. (undated.)
Mongton, Niweton, Katangre and Hamme manors (extents given) held
of the king in chief by service of 1 knight's fee.
Katangre manor, J hide land held of William Luvel by service of 10s.
rent, and 1 ferling land held of Henry de Erlegh by service of 1 sparrow-
hawk ; and there are due to the abbot of Muchelnye yearly, 1 quarter each of
wheat, barley and beans, and 2 quarters of oats.
Niweton, 2 messuages held of Stephen son of Michael by service of ^Ib.
cummin, and 2 virgates land held of Roger Stalble by service of 1 white wand.
Cricc town, ^ virgate held of the prior of Montacute by service of 5*.
Ceddre, a messuage and 3a. held of William de Clofford by service of
1 pair of gloves price Id.
Kent. Heghelande town, land worth 46«. 8d. yearly held of the Archbishop.
[ ] Inq. (fragment undated.)
C. Hen. III. FUe 11. (12.)
218. Roger de Katton alias db Katon.
Writ to Thomas de Stanford and his co-escheator in co. Lancaster, 5 Oct. Inq.
Thursday before SS. Simon and Jude, 35 Hen. III.
John, his son, aged 2 at the feast of St. Martin next, is his heir.
Lancaster. Liteldale, a pasture held of the king by service of 6s. &d. yearly.
Katon town, 6 bovates held of Roger de Hesam by service of Is. 2d. ; and
J of a water mill and fulling mill.
Burg' town, 1 carucate land held of Matthew (de Burgo), by knight's
service ; and J of Burg' mill.
Lee town, J carucate land held of the same Matthew by knight's
service ; and 1 carucate held of Sir Roger Gemet of Halehton by knight's
service, whereof the abbot, &c. of Croxton hold 2 bovates in frank almoin.
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Of all of the above the said Roger's mother has her third part in dower ; and
of the residue his wife ought to be dowered of a third part.
C. Hen. III. File 11. (18.)
219. BoBEBT DE Pavilli olias D£ Fayelly.
Writ to Henry de Wengham, 7 Jan. 35 Hen. III. Inq. {undated and defective.)
Robert, his son, aged 23, is his heir.
[Northampton.] Peria alias Piry manor and advowson, and part of the manor of
Hocton (extent given), including 6|<i. from the township of Coluntre, held of
the king in chief of the honour of Peverel by service of 1 knight. Maud de
Pavilli, his mother, holds that part in Hocton in dower.
Sulebi manor and advowson (extent given) held of the abbot of West-
minster by service of 100«. yearly, and [by payment] to the prior of the
Hospital (of St. John) in England of 8«.
Nottingham. Dudinton and Wetleghe, a certain land worth 152. held of
and of Edmund de Lacy.
C. Hen IIL File 11. (14.)
220. Ada alias Eda de Baylloil alias de Baillol.
Writ to Thomas de Stanford, escheator, 8 Sept. 85 Hen. III. Endorsed with
return that he had done nothing upon it because it came under the seal of
the sheriff of Nottingham and not under the king's seal, so that he had no
warrant.
Writ to Thomas de Stanford and his co-escheator in co. York, 16 Sept.
35 Hen. IIL Inq. {undated.)
YoBK. Stokesley manor was given by Sir Hugh de Balloil in free marriage to
Ada his daughter, who, after the death of her husband, enfeoffed Hugh and
Robert her sons thereof in 34 Hen. Ill, who afterwards delivered it to their
mother to farm for life for 40s. rent. The said Lady Ada died at Stokesley
on Saturday after St. James the Apostle, 35 Hen. Ill, and the said Hugh
took and held seisin of the said manor, in the name of himself and his
brother, until expelled by the king's letters (about the feast of St.)
Bartholomew in the same year.
NoBTHUMBERLAND. Inq. Thursday after St. Martin, 36 Hen. IIL
Neubume manor (extent given).
Walebotr, rents.
Bottirlawe, rents.
Deuelawe, rents.
Golebrige and Linelis, 120a. land and a mill.
Walton manor (extent given).
All the above held in dower.
Linton manor (extent given) held in marriage.
Extent or summary of the above.
C. Hen. III. File 11. (15.)
221. Roger de Merlay.
Writ to Henry de Wingham, escheator in co. Southampton, 7 Nov. 35 Hen. HI.
Extent {undated).
Mary, his daughter, and Hugh de Turbervill, are his heirs, and^of full age.
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Southampton. Draytun, a moiety of the town (extent given) held of the king
for life, of the king's gift of the escheat of the Normans by service of
^ knight's fee to the earl of Arundel ; and it is the king's escheat.
Farlingtone town, 20Z. land, which he long ago gave to Nicholas son of
Thomas de Gyninges, in marriage with Agnes, his daughter, taking in
exchange certain lands at Ebblesbume in co. Wilts and Bradelegh in
CO. Berks for life.
C. Hen. III. F%l4i 11. (16.)
222. Hugh brother of Geoffrey de Hoyvill alias db Hoivilb.
Writ to the sheriff of Southampton, 11 June, 35 Hen. III. Inq. {undated.)
Southampton. Funtelye town, J knight's fee is held by the said Hugh of the
countess of Arundel, who holds that service in dower of the inheritance of
the heirs of Arundel. Richafd de Hoyvil held that land, after whose death
it descended to Geoffrey his son ; Philip, the middle brother of the said
Geoffrey and Hugh, who was of the allegiance of the king of France,
begat a daughter, but the jury know not whether she lives or not ; and the
said Philip was never in possession and died before the said Geoffrey, and no
ancestor of theirs ever forfeited the said land, whereby it ought to be the
king's escheat.
C. Hen. III. File 11. (17.)
223. John lb Flegheb.
Wnt to the sheriff of Lincoln, 10 Aug. 85 Hen. III. Inq. (undated.)
Ralph, his son, aged 4 J, is his heir.
Lincoln. Bradeleg', capital messuage, 60a. arable, 7a. meadow and 16a. wood,
held of the king in chief, rendering to the Exchequer 20 arrows yearly ;
11^ bovates land held of the king in chief, rendering to the men of Grimesby
towards the king's farm 4 marks yearly ; 8a. meadow held of Richard de
Harington, rendering 2 ploughshares ; and 3a. arable held of John de Nevill,
rendering 6d. wamoth. Of all which Huwelina, his mother, holds onte third
in dower.
C. Hen. III. File 11. (18.)
224. GiLBEBi DB Everleg' alias de Evebesly.
Wnt to the sheriff of Southampton, 2 Jan. 35 Hen. III. Inq. {undated.)
Walter, his son, aged 23, is his heir.
Southampton. Bromsulle, 1 hide land held of the king in chief by service of 20«.
and 2 suits at the hundred (court) of Odiham.
Odiham town, 1 messuage similarly held by service of 12d.
Odiham manor, 1 virgate land similarly held by service of 6s. yearly.
Everesly, 1 hide land held of William de Wauton by service of i mark ;
2a. meadow and 2a. land held of Peter de Mattingely by service of 6d. ; and
15a. land held of Eichard de la Eigge by service of 4«. yearly.
C. Hen. III. File 11. (19.)
225. John de Wokengham alias de Waleingham.
WHt to Thomas de Saunford, and his co-escheator in co. York, 12 Dec. Inq.
Thursday the morrow of St. Paul, 35 Hen. III.
John, his son, aged nearly 18, is his heir, and in the wardship of earl Eichard.
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York. Givildal town, 8 J carucates land, a small water-mill and 2 tofts, held
of the king in chief by serjeanty, worth 41. Id. besides the lady's part.
Walkingham manor (extent given) held of earl Eichard in the honour
of Cnarisburg, worth 61. 2s. 9^d. besides the lady's part.
C. Hen. III. File 11. (20.)
226. Matthew son of Guimar' alias Gumar* db Torintun.
Writ de etate to the sheriff of Cambridge, 12 July, 35 Hen. III. Inq. (undated.)
Cambriogb. He will be 22 at the feast of St. Matthew, 85 Hen. Ill, and his
inheritance ought to be restored to him. (He is stated in the writ to be in
the wardship of Peter de Sabaudia.)
C. Hen. HI. File 12. (1.)
227. Nicholas de Haversham.
Writ to the abbot of Pershore, escheator, 16 Sept. 35 Hen. III.
Nicholas, his son, is his heir, and of lawful age.
Oxford. Inq. {vndated.) Throp town, SJ virgates land and two cottages held
of Simon de Sancto Licio by service of i knight's fee, excepting J virgate
which Peter de Esserung holds.
Wilts. Inq. {undated and defective.)
Gumpton town, ^ knight's fee, viz. — a moiety of the town (extent given)
held of John [de Grimsjtede, by service of scutage. The advowson of
Hereford church pertains to the said manor.
Bereford town, 3 virgates land held of Sir William Avenel, rendering 20«.
C. Hen. III. File 12. (2.)
228. Eanulph son of Robert de Homw^ell aliaa db Helmeswell.
Writ to the sheriff of Lincoln, 27 Jan. 85 Hen. III. Inq. {undated.)
William, his son, aged 24, is his heir.
Lincoln. Glentewurth, land (unspecified) held of the king in chief by service of
being usher before the justices of eyre at Lincoln for Common Pleas ; and
he was in seisin of the office in the time of this king.
C. Hen. III. File 12. (8.)
229. Stephen db Hampton alias db Hamton.
Writ to the abbot of Pershore, escheator, 19 March, 36 Hen. III. Extent {undated) .
William, his son, aged 2 at the Nativity of St. John the Baptist next, is his heir.
Oxford. (Unspecified), 8 hides land in demesne, and 14 J virgates in villenage,
held of the king in chief by service of ^ knight's fee.
C. Hen. III. File 12. (4.)
230. Fulk de Coudbay alias de Ghouderi, de Godray.
Mandate from the abbot of Pershore to the escheator in co. Buckingham, with
transcript of writ, 26 Nov. 86 Hen. III.
Peter, his son, age variously stated as 13 at the feast of the Holy Cross in
May next, 18^, 14, and 15 when Whitsunday comes, is his heir.
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Buckingham. Extent (undated).
Moulesso manor (extent given) held of William Talebot and his heirs in
chief by service of one knight's fee ; and there are 5 knights' fees in co.
Bucks and 1 in co. Bedford pertaining to the manor, which are held of the
heirs of the Earl Marshal.
Southampton. Inq. (undated.)
Suderope (manor?), held of the king by service of 10s. yearly.
Herierd manor, held of Sir Eeginald son of Peter in chief by service
of IJ knights' fee; and 2 virgates land held of Sir Patrick Chauhard
by service of 6«. yearly.
Sireburn manor, held of Sir Robert de Sancto Johanne in chief for
i knight's fee.
[Berks.] Extent (undated).
Paddewrh' manor (extent given) held of the king in chief by serjeanty
of holding a rope (corda) in the Queen's ship whenever she shall cross
between England and Normandy.
Writ to the sheriff of Oxford (and Berks) (fragment undated), Inq. (undated^
[Berks.] Lifford manor, held of the heirs of the Marshal by service of 1
knight's fee.
C. Hen. III. File 12. (5.)
231. Matthew lb Vinbter alias Vinitarius.
Writ to the sheriff of Kent, 9 Oct. Inq. Friday before SS. Simon and Jude,
86 Hen. III.
Kent. Canterbury, a house which was of Vinard a Jew given by the king to the
said Matthew for life, by whose death it has become the king's escheat. Sir
Bertrand de CrioU has since claimed 11. 10s. of the king's debt for Dover
Castle, and a Gascon named William Alod 40«., but who ought to pay the
same debts is unknown to the jury.
C. Hen. III. File 12, (6,)
232. Avis daughter of Richard lb Masle.
Writ 29 June, 36 Hen. III. Inq. Tuesday before St. Margaret.
William de Hauville, her son, aged 80, is her heir.
Northumberland. Brothirwike town (extent given) held of the king in chief for 1
sparrow hawk (niso) or J mark.
Riplington town, 14 bovates land held of the lord of Werkewrthe by
service of ^ knight's fee.
C. Hen. III. File 12. (7.)
233. Geoffrey de Insula.
Writ to the sheriff of Southampton, 11 Sept. 36 Hen. III. Inq. (undated.)
William de Insula is his heir, and of full age.
Southampton. (Unspecified) 7^ fees held of Baldwin, son and heir of Baldwin
sometime earl of Devon, who is in the king's ward, by knight's service;
J virgate held of Roger de Aula by knight's service; and J virgate land
held of Richard de Affeton by service of 7«.
C. Hen. III. File 12. (8.)
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234. AujBBEY LE Child of Stowe.
Writ 25 May, 36 Hen. III. Inq. (undated.)
Aubrey, his son, is his heir, and of full age.
Cambridge. Stowe town, 29a. land, and 18d. rent held of the king by service of
108.
C. Hen. III. File 12. (9.)
235. WlIiLlAM BuNECLfVE.
Mandate from G. de Langele, justice of the Forest, to Sir E. de Muscegros,
keeper of the forest of Savernak, with transcript of ivHt, 4 May. Inq.
Sunday before Whitsunday, 36 Hen. III.
He had 3 sisters, all deceased ; Margery, the eldest, had one son, William, who
died leaving 2 daughters, Juliana, now aged 20, and Isabel, 17 ; Agnes, the second
sister, had one son, William, now 25 ; and Joan, the third, had one son, William,
now aged 21.
[Wilts.] Savernak Forest, a bailiwick held of the king in chief worth
12«. 8Jd. yearly ; 1 virgate land similarly held ; and J virgate held of the
fee of the abbot of Battle (La Bataille) ; and of these tenements there are
two dowers.
C. Hen. HI. File 12. (10.)
236. Pbter be Stanford.
Wiit to the abbot of Pershore, and his mandate to Sir Guy son of Robert,
escheator in co. Oxford, 28 Feb. 86 Hen. HI. Inq. (undated.)
Oliver, his brother, aged 26, is his heir.
Oxford. Netelbedde, 1 virgate land held of the king in chief for 8«., and worth
6 marks yearly, besides the office of the king's chapel.
C. Hen. III. File 12. (11.)
237. Ralph de Gatele.
Writ, 8 June, 86 Hen. III. Extent (undated).
Ralph, his son, aged 60 and more, is his heir.
Norfolk. Gatele manor and advowson (extent given) held of the king in chief by
service of 2 knights' fees, and 20«. yearly to the guard of Dover (Dorobemie)
Castle ; and a tenement held of many other lords by 16^. 2d. rent.
C. Hen. III. File 12. (12.)
238. Thomas de Inqaldestorp alias Ingoldestrop.
Mandate from the abbot of Pershore to Sir Simon de Stanford, escheator in co.
Essex, with transcript oj tvrit, 26 Feb. 86 Hen. III. Inq. (undated.)
Thomas, his son, aged 16, is his heir.
Essex. Golne town, 120a. arable, 10a. meadow and pasture, 482 works and
IBs. ^d. rent held of the inheritance of Isabel, his wife, of the fee of the Earl
Marshal by service of J knight's fee ; and 120a. arable held of the said
inheritance by means of many purchases made by Hamon father of the said
Isabel, and the said 60a. (sic) were held by socage.
C. Hen. III. File 12. (18.)
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239. Felicia late the wife of William Mabtbl.
Mandate from the abbot of Pershore to the escheator of Essex, with transcript of
xcrit 20 Feb. 36 Hen. III. Inq. (undated.)
Ralph Martel, her son, aged 40, is her heir.
Essex. Rywehal town, 98a. arable, 4Ja. meadow, Sa. pasture, and 14«. 4d. rent,
held of the king in chief by serjeanty of finding a moiety of an esquire in
the king's army within England, with doublet, lance and iron cap, for 40 days.
C. Hen. III. FiU 12. (14.)
240. Ralph db Bolbbbc alias de Bulebek, de Bollbbbch.
Writ 6 April, 36 Hen. III. Inq. (undated.)
Osbert, his brother, age variously stated as 30 and more, and 40, is his heir.
Lincoln. Fuleston town, J knight's fee held of Sir Ralph de Mundewille of the
fee of Philip Marmiun in Scrifelby. His mother Ellen has her dower
besides in the same town, and she also holds in Tathewel ^ fee in dower of
the same fee.
Writ, 7 April, 36 Hen. III.
York. Inq. (undated.) Leveszham town, 6 bovates held of the king in chief in
the socage of Pikering, paying 18s. Sd. yearly ; 20 bovates held of the fee of
the earl of Albemarle by foreign service, and 2s. 6cZ. to the king for wapentake
fine ; 6 other bovates held of the fee of the said earl, held by free tenants
for 185. Id. yearly ; and a cottage, a mill and meadow held of the said fee.
The whole bailiwick of the king's forest which he held was worth 100«., of
which he rendered yearly to the king to the exchequer 4 marks ; and he had lib.
pepper and l^lb. cummin rent, and was patron of Leveszham church, of which
Robert le Bel is rector. His wife is not yet dowered of these lands, &c.
York. Inq. (undated.) Levesham town, 6 bovates and a capital messuage held
of the king in chief of his socage of Pikering by service of 16*. yearly; and
26 bovates and a water mill held of the earl of Albemarle.
Loketon town, 16 bovates held of the said earl by service, as well
for the above lands as for these, of ^ knight's fee.
Scalleby, 4 bovates held of the king's bondage.
C. Hen. III. File 12. (15.)
241. BiLPH PiROT alias Pyrot.
Mandate from the abbot of Pershore to the escheator of Essex, with transcript of
writ, 19 Feb. 36 Hen. III.
Ralph Pyrot, knt., his son, aged 26 and more, is his heir.
[EssBX.] Extent (undated).
Lindesel manor (extent given), held of the king in chief by service of
2 knights' fees.
Gahbridob. Inq. (undated.) Sauston town, 2 knights' fees, viz. — 175Ja. and
Ir. land in demesne, 4Z. 8s. Id. rent of free tenants, 14«. from customary
tenants and cottars, and 20«. from meadow, held of the king in chief.
C. Hen. III. FUe 12. (16.)
242. Bboinald db Golbwik.
Writ to the sheriff of Nottingham, 2 June, 36 Hen. III. Inq. (widated.)
Philip, his son, aged 40 and more^ is his heir. .
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Nottingham. Golewyk town, 1 carucate land held of the king in chief, rendering
12 iron arrow points on his coming to Nottingham.
Wiliugeby super le Wolde town, 19 bovates land held of the king in
chief, rendering 1 horse price Bs. 4d., and a sack with a pin (brocha),
when the king shall march into Wales with his army.
C. Hen. III. File 12 (17.)
243. Hugh de Bubdslbys.
Writs to the sheriffs of Norfolk and of Cambridge and Huntingdon, 1 Nov.
86 Hen. IH. Inq. {undated.)
Geoffrey de Burdeleys is his heir, and of full age.
Cambridge. He never held any lands of the king in the county.
C. Hen. in. FUe 12. (18.)
244. AoMES DE Lanyale aliaa db Lanyeday.
Mandate from the abbot of Per shore to J. de Tubervill, escheator of Berks, with
transcript oj writ, 19 Oct. 36 Hen. III. Inq. Thursday before the feast of
St. Thomas the Apostle, 87 Hen. III.
She died on the feast of St. Giles, 36 Hen. III. Her sisters, Agnes, married to
John de Marisco, and Juliana, married to Geoffrey de Workeshale, are her heirs
and of full age.
Berks. Estbury, i knight's fee held of the king in chief ; a mill and 2a. land
held of Henry de Sewelle, rendering iOd. ; and a pasture held of Richard de
Lagha, rendering 12d. yearly. {See No. 190.)
C. Hen. III. File 12. (19.)
245. JoiGB son of Gilbert de Die'.
Wnt to the sheriff of Lincoln, 80 Jan. 86 Hen. III. Inq. {undated.)
Joice, his son, aged 21 and more, is his heir.
Lincoln. Morton and Dik', 7 boYates land held of the king in chief by sendee of
i knight's fee; and 1 bovate of the heirs of Hugh Wake by service of
■A knight's fee,
C. Hen. III. FiU 12. (20.)
246. Geoffrey de Boeingham.
Writ to the sheriff of Northampton, 16 Aug. 86 Hen. III. Inq. {undated.)
Geoffrey, his son, aged 26, is his heir.
Northampton. Eokingham, J Yirgate land held of the king in chief by service
of collecting the guard of Bokingham Castle, and distraining for it, with
the ard if necessary of the constable of the castle ; and he had of right
for that service housebote and heybote in Cotingham wood, and hay and
grass in the meadows of the abbot of Peterborough at Eston, and used to eat
in the said castle when the king or his chief steward sojourned there, and
had free fishery in Weland water ; also 1 virgate and 10a. land held of Sir
R[ichard] earl of Cornwall by service of ls.\ and 1 virgate land held of
Sir William Mauduyt by service of 10«. {See No. 210.)
C. Hen. III. FiU 18. (1.)
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247. Agnes Basset.
Writ to the sheriff of Buckingham, 27 Aug. 36 Hen. III. Inq. (undated.)
Robert son of Nigel, aged 80, is her heir.
Buckingham. Bechehampton, Salden and Morton, one knight's fee (extent
given) held of the king in chief ; and Morton was held of her, which the
heirs of Paulin Peyvre now hold and do guard at Northampton Castle and
scutage to the lord of the fee for it.
Mursle town, J knight's fee (extent given) held of the king in chief.
C. Hen, III. File 13. (2.)
248. John de Sanoto Clabo.
Mandate from the abbot of Persore to his co-escheator in co. Essex, with
transcript of ivrit, 12 Oct. 36 Henry III.
John, his son, aged 19, is his heir.
Essex. Extent (undated).
(Unspecified) 108a. arable, 5a. meadow, 3a. pasture, 12a. wood, 9$. lid.
rent &c, held of many lords, rendering 6s. 6d. yearly.
[Essex.] Inq. Saturday the octave of SS. Peter and Paul.
Topesfeld town, 84a. arable held of Avice and Letice, daughters of
Juliana, sister and heir of Aubrey (Albr*) de Wikes, who sold the same to
Gerebert de Sancto Claro, father of the said John, for homage and service ;
also 3a. meadow and pasture, 4a. wood, 45d. rent &c., held of the said heirs
by 28. rent and service of i knight's fee ; also 8a. land, 5a. meadow, 4a.
wood, 58. 5d. rent &c., held of Ralph de Cameis by service of 2«. ; 12a. land
held of John Buscard by service of 12^. ; and 4a. land held of William, son
of Geoffrey, by service of 12d. The heirs of the said Aubrey sold the ward-
ship of the said land to John Talebot, the others hold the lands pertaining
to their fees. (See No. 350.)
C. Hen. III. File 13. (3.)
249. JocEus Pbesbiterus, a Jew.
Commission to Edward de Westminster, 4 Aug. 36 Hen. III.
London. Inq. (undated.)
Bassieshawe, 3 houses, which were of the said Joceus, now held by
Henna, daughter of Elias le Eveske, in dower ; and 1 house now held by
Isaac, son of the said Joceus; 3 houses by the house of Aaron son of
Abraham, and 2 houses and a garden in Golemanstreet, similarly held.
St. 01ave*s parish, 3 houses similarly held, but the said Isaac says the
houses were his and not his father's, and prays for a scrutiny of the rolls of
the Exchequer of the Jews.
(The jury consists of Christians and Jews who give separate valuations,
the Jews in each case valuing the houses at a higher selling rate than the
Christians.)
C. Hen. III. File 13. (4.)
250. Emery Batayll alias Batailhe.
Writ de melius inquirendo, 8 May, 36 Hen. III. Inq. (undated.)
Saier, his son, aged 1(H, is his heir.
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Essex. Lacedone, 80a. arable, and
Bradewell, a messuage and 68a. arable, with pasture and 28«. 3Jrf. rent
&c. held of the king in chief by service of 1 knight's^fee, 10s. to the keeping
(custodie) of Dover, and suit at the king's court of Hagle.
Purle, 100a. arable with a messuage held in dower by John de Aketon
and Petronilla his wife, mother of the said Emery, of his inheritance, by
service of i knight's fee of the fee of William de Houbrigge.
Bradewell, pasture for 120 sheep and 8s. Ad, rent, similarly held in
dower, whereof hs. 2d. was of the king's fee, and the residue of another fee.
And the said Emery sold 10a. of the king's fee in Lacedon to John Page,
and 2a. in Bradewell to Peter Batailhe, on which they built many fair houses.
C. Hen. III. File 13. (5.)
251. Walteb Biset.
Writ, 30 Oct. 36 Hen. III. Inq. (undated.)
YoBK. He was seised for many years of Ulvington manor, but whether on the
day he died or not is unknown to the jury^ because he died in Scotland in an
island called Araan ; some say he died on Tuesday before St. Michael, and
others on Tuesday after St. Michael ; but on Tuesday before St. Michael
came a messenger from him with letters patent to his bailiff, Gerard de
Boghes, containing that he had given the said manor to Thomas Biset, his
nephew, and that the said Gerard should put him in seisin, which he did on
Friday, three weeks after St. Michael, the said Thomas saying that his uncle
was in good health ; but soon after rumour being heard in co. York of the
said Walter's death, the king's escheators seized the manor into the king's
hands and they still hold it.
C. Hen. III. Foe 13. (6.)
252. Roger Gernet.
Writ, 11 April, 36 Hen. III. Inq. Saturday before SS. Philip and James.
Benedict Gernet is his heir, and of full age.
[Lancaster.] . Halton town, 3 carucates land (and the advowson) held of the king
in chief by forest service, whereof the church of St. Wilfrid, Halton, is
enfeoffed of 1 carucate in frank almoin, and the abbot of Fumes of 18a. with
pasture, and widow Margaret holds 16a. and pays farm to the king ; also
2 water mills and a fulling mill, and a moiety of a fishery (in theLon' water).
Leek, 1 carucate land and a water mill held of the king in chief by
forest service; also 2 carucates v^hich Matthew de Burgo and the heir of
Katon hold by knight's service.
Burg' town, 6 carucates, similarly held, which Richard and Matthew
de Burgo hold by knight's service; (also a mill).
Fiswyke town, 1 carucate similarly held, whereof Roger de Fyswyke
holds 1 bovate and others 60a., and pay farm to the king ; also a water mill
and a moiety of a fishery (on Ribbil water).
Laylondeschyre, 2 carucates (in Ecliston town), held of Sir William
earl of Ferires, in chief by service of forestry, and finding one * judicator * in
Lancaster county (court), and 1 suitor at the Earl's court of Eccleston ;
whereof 1 carucate is held in demesne, and the other by Warin de Waleton
by service of 4 s.
Wytstan (alias Quistan) town, 4 J carucates (with the advowson) similarly
held, which Richard de Wytston holds by knight's service.
Speke town, 2 carucates similarly held, which William de Molyneus
holds by free marriage.
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Of all which lands &c. the Lady Cecily de Mascy, Bometime the wife of
William Gernet, brother of the said Sir Roger, has a third part (in dower).
Writ to G. de Lang*, justice of the forest, 8 May. Inq. The morrow of the Holy
Trinity, 36 Hen. III.
Lancaster. He was forester in Lancaster forest, and held in Halton &c. as
abovesaid.
C. Hen. III. File 18. (7.)
253. QuBNiLDA late the wife of Sir Soger Gbbnet.
Writ, 28 April. Liq. Monday after the feast of Trinity ? 36 Hen. III.
Robert de Stokeport and Sir Ralph de Bethum are her heirs, and of full age.
Lancaster. Brunigg' town, 1 carucate and 1 J bovate land, whereof 12 carucates
make a fee, held of the king in chief by knight's service.
Clahton town, 2 carucates held of Edmund de Lasci, earl of Lincoln, in
chief by knight's service.
Neusum town, 2 bovates held of the said earl by knight's service, receiv-
ing therefrom 2 spurs at Christmas.
Carleton town, 1 carucate held of the heirs of William de Lancaster in
chief by knight's service. Id. rent, and suit at Gayrsthang court.
Wyttinton town, 5 bovates and 14a. land held of the heirs of Sir
William de Lindeshye in chief by service of 4s. 6d., and suit at Lonesdale
wapentake and Lancaster county (court).
Lancaster town, 1 burgage and 1 little waste place, held of Sir Richard
de Vernun, by exchange of a quarter of Apelbi in co. Leicester.
Bretherton, 1 carucate held of the earl of Lincoln in chief by knight's
service.
Achton town in Derbischyre, 1 carucate held of Sir William, earl of
Ferires, by knight's service.
Botele town, 1 carucate held of the church of St. Mary, Waleton, by
service of 40d.
Kirkeby town, 1 carucate held of E. lord of Lasci in chief by knight's
service.
Fomeby town, 2 carucates held of Sir William, earl of Ferires, by
service of 8s., which Margery de Lamelesburi holds.
C. Hen. III. File 13. (8.)
254. Gerald de Frendeg'.
Writ (missing).
He had to wife the sister of Theobald Butler (Pinceme), and of her begat one
daughter surv iving, whom John de Cogan married and of her begat one son, aged
8 at the feast of the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin, 85 Hen. HI ; afterwards the
said Gerald married a daughter of Richard de Burgo and of her begat one daughter
who will be 10 at the feast of St. Patrick in Lent, 86 Hen. Ill ; this boy and girl
are his heirs.
[Ireland, Cork.] Inq. (undated.)
Belnar' alias Benneer, Bellonar', and Dufglas, 11 fees, 8 carucates
and 13a. land, held of the king < in chief by service of 2 knights, viz. —
1 fee held by the heirs of Thomas Bloet by service of J fee, i fee by Hugh
Bigod by service of J fee, 13 carucates by Alan son of Miles by service of i
and I fee, 1 fee by Patrick de Curcy by service of i fee, 4 fee by William de
Prendeg' by service of J fee, 6 carucates by Michael de Cogan by service of
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J fee, J fee by Philip de Borrehard by service of J fee, J fee by Philip de
Stanton by service of J fee, 3 carucates by Philip Stakepol by service of | fee,
J fee by Henry de Vitewrthe by service of J fee, and 1 J carucates by Alexander
de Rnp' by service of J fee, which land is in the lord's hands and put to farm
for 2 marks yearly, 10 carucates by the burgesses of Bellonar' for 71. 6s.
yearly, and J fee for 30«. yearly,, and other lands by divers tenants (names
given) at divers rents, a mill &c. ; and at Dufglas 7^ carucates held in free
burgage for 81. ds. lOd. and 6 marks from a mill &c.
pBBLAND, Cork.] Inq. (unduted.)
Balacha, 14 fees, 4 carucates and 16a. land, held of Sir David de Barry
in chief by service of 2 knights, and 1 fee held of the bishop of Cloyno {ClorC)
for J mark, viz. — 3 fees held by Sir John de Cogan by service of 1 knight's
fee, 1 fee by Richard son of Philip by service of J fee, J fee by Peter son of
Geoffrey by service of J fee, i fee by David son of Adam by service of J fee, 1
fee by David de Prendeg' by service of J fee, J fee by John Stakepol by service
of \ fee, J fee by Maurice de Prendeg' by service of \ fee, J fee by Henry de
Capella by service of \ fee, J fee by Maurfce de Prendeg' by service of \ fee,
1 fee byEl(ias) de Prendeg* in free marriage, 4 carucates by William de
London in exchange without service, 2 carucates by William son of Philip in
free marriage, 7 carucates by the burgesses of Balache in free burgage for
7 marks 40d. yearly, and other lands by divers tenants (names given) by
divers rents ; also 18i marks yearly from the Irish of Muscry, for 2 fees ;
4 carucates and 21a. meadow in demesne; 3 carucates at Dunhuge ; and
mills, &c.
Corkoyhe, a moiety of the Cantref held of David de Barry by service of
1 knight : John son of Thomas held it by the same service of the said
Gerald, but never performed it, nor did the said Gerald to the said David.
Tibemeyvin (?), 7 fees, 7 carucates and 59 Ja. in Desbeg' held of Richard
de Burgo by service of 2 knights, and 1 carucate held of the bishop of
Limerick (Limir) for J mark, viz. — 3 fees held by Gerald son of Miles by
service of ^ knight's fee, 1 fee by Henry de Prendeg' by service of i fee, J fee
by Alexander Baard by service of J fee, J fee by William Barat by service
of J fee, and other lands in Tibernevin (?) town &c. held by divers tenants '
(names given) by divers rents ; 3 carucates held by the Irish for 3J marks
yearly ; 5 carucates, 4Ja. land in demesne, let for 201 J crannocks of wheat,
price of the crannock 40d., and 201 J crannocks of. oats, price of the
crannock 18d., 34a. meadow, and a mill, &c. (See No. 862.)
C. Hen. III. File 13. (9.)
255. Isabel de Evebikgham.
Writ, 14 July, 36 Hen. III. Inq. (undated.)
Sir Adam de Everingham, her son, is her heir, and of full age.
Nottingham. Lexington manor (extent given), tenure unspecified.
Syrewde forest, the keepership (extent given) pertained to the said Isabel
by hereditary right, and for that keepership there was released to her
ancestors foreign service of 12J knights' fees by the king's ancestors.
C. Hen. HI. FUe 13. (10.)
256. Andbew Hekbobel.
WrU of extent^ 10 July, 36 Hen. IH. Inq. (undated.)
OxFOBD. Ludewell town, 3 virgates land (extent given), sometime held by the
said Andrew.
C. Hen. III. File 13. (11.)
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257. Mabel Revel alias Rivbl.
Mandate from the abbot of Pershore to John de Aure, escheator in co. Somerset,
with transcript of writ ^ 18 May, 86 Hen. III. Inq. (undated.)
Sabina de Ortiaco, her daughter, aged 40 and more, is her heir.
Somerset. Stokes, Swelle and Perefc manors held of the king in chief by service
of 1 knight's fee, a little fee of Mortain.
Swelle, 10a. meadow held of Ralph Danbeny by service of 2s. ; and 12a.
meadow of the abbot of Alignye by service of 3s.
C. Hen. III. File 13. (12.)
258. Ranulph son of Robert.
Writ, 7 Dec. 37 Hen. III. Extent {undated).
Ralph, his Bon, aged 34, is his heir.
Norfolk. [Stoc?]tone manor, held of the king in chief by service of J
knight's fee.
6 knights' fees held of the honour of Richmond, but not in demesne.
Hedersete manor held with the said fees by a rent of 60s. to the honour
of Richmond, 6s. yearly to Hubert Hakun, 3s. to a scutage of 40s., and 4s.
yearly to Costecye manor. (See No. 743.)
C. Hen. HI. File 13. (13.)
259. Emma, late the wife of Jordan de Insula.
Writ to the sheriff of Southampton, 27 Feb. 37 Hen. III.
Walter, son of the said Jordan and Emma, age variously stated as 14 and 15,
is her heir, and in the wardship of the said Jordan.
Southampton. Inq. (undated.) The Isle [of Wight] , 2 parts of 1 carucate land,
with pasture adjacent, and 71s. 2d. rent and i mark from meadow, held of
B. de Insula, sometime earl of Devon, (whose heir is in the king's ward),
service unspecified.
[Somerset.] Inq. (undated.) Lillesdun, IJ carucate land held of the earl of
the Isle by knight's service.
Chefcumbe, 1 hide land held of the abbot of [For] de by service of 20«.
[Dorset.] Gatemarestun, IJ hide held of Reginald de Albemarle by service of
1 mark yearly.
All these lands are in the hands of the said Jordan.
C. Hen. III. File 13. (14.)
260. Godfrey de Gamaoes.
Writ to the sheriff of Gloucester, 27 Oct. 37 Hen. III. Inq. (undated.)
Gloucester. Meone alias Mune manor was in the seisin of Henry de Penebrigg'
for three years before the death of the said Godfrey, and 10/. land in Dimmuk
alias Dimmoc for one year and more.
C. Hen. III. FUe 13. (15.)
261. William Madut alias Mauduth.
Mandate from the abbot of Pershore to his co-escheator in co. Essex, with
transcript of writ, 28 Jan. 37 Hen. III. Extent (undated).
John, his son, aged 15 at the feast of All Saints next, is his heir.
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EssBX. Hatfeld Peverel, 76Ja. arable, 7Ja. meadow, 6a. pasture, and 3«. 4d.
rent, held of the king's fee by service of J knight's fee; 27a. held of the fee
of Gilbert Maudut by service of 2d., and 1 mark rent held of the same fee ; and
16a. arable and lia. meadow held of the fee of Langeford by service of 2s.
CHen, III. File n. (16.)
262. Robert db Blaebfobd.
John, his son by Avice his wife, aged 9 and more after the feast of All Saints
last, is his heir.
WHt to the sheriff of Wilts, 26 Feb. 37 Hen. III. Inq. {undated.)
WeEiTs. 655. 4rf. rent (mispecified) held by purchases of Sir Geoffrey le
Chaumberleng by service of 12d. and lib. cummin. He held no tenement
of the inheritance of Avice his wife, nor of his own inheritance.
Writ to the sheriff of Devon, 26 Feb. 37 Hen. III. Inq. {undated,)
Devon. Bamton, 1 knight's fee held of the inheritance of Avice his wife, of the
king in chief by service of 1 knight's foe.
Rews, 1 fee, and Dunesford, J fee, held of Geoffrey de Mandeville by
service of IJ knights' fee.
Hockford, 1 fee, which John de Hockford and Maud his wife, mother of
the said Avice, hold in dower of Henry de Tracy by service of 1 knight's fee.
All which lands were held of the inheritance of the said Avice, and the said
Robert held nothing in the county of his own.
C. Hen. III. File 1^. (17.)
263. William db Wbllbslbye alias db Wbllbslbg*.
Writ to the sheriff of Somerset, 20 May, 37 Hen. III. Inq. {undated and defaced.)
Thomas, his son, aged 20|, is his heir.
Somerset. The serjeanty on the east of the Perret inco. Somerset held by service
of one mewed sparrowhawk, price 2 besants ; add no land pertains to that
office.
Wellesleg', J- of a hide land held of the bishop of Bath by service of
the serjeanty of the hundred of Wells F(orum).
Lutleton, J virgate land held of William de Melesbergh' by service of
4«.(?)
These lands were never in the keeping of the king or of any of his
predecessors. {See Nos. 298 and 860.)
C. Hen. III. File \Z. (18.)
264. Theobald lb Botileb.
Writ de melius inquirendo to the sheriff of Lancaster, 20 Jan. Inq. the morrow
of St. Matthias, 37 Hen. III.
Theobald is his heir.
Lancaster. Brocton, the land which Master William le Saucer holds, was not
the right of Theobald le Butiler nor his inheritance, but he took it by force
from Richard son of Ughtred, nor had he it of the gift or bail of any of the
king's ancestors ; and because of his many transgressions in seizing the lands
of Robert son of Bernard, Walter son of Osbert, WiUiam son of Swan, and
others of Aumundernes, and other injuries, the king disseised him of all his
lands. Theobald is his heir, but has no right in the said land of Brocton.
{See No. 163.)
C. Hen. III. FUe 18. (19.)
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265. BoBEBT DE Sevatikz alias de Sevanz alias de Sewonz.
Robert, his son, age variously stated as 8 and 4, is his heir.
Mandate dc. with transcript oj writ, 20 Jan. 37 Hen. III. Inq. {undated fragment.)
KjiNT. [Aldintone] manor (extent given). The lady Maud de
holds in dower.
Meleton, 182a. arable .... a water mill, held [of the earl of
Gloucester] .
[Wielmeston] the manor is held of [the archbishop of Canterbury]
by service of J knight's fee.
Mandate dtc, with transcript of writ, 20 Jan. 87 Hen. III. Inq. (undated.)
Essex. Vygeberh town, 300a. arable, 2Ja. meadow, pasture in the marsh,
375. Sfd. (?) and 2Zft. pepper, &c. held of Ralph de Suford (by service of) 2
knight's fees with dower. {See No. 158.)
G. Hen. III. File 13. (20.)
266. WiLiiiAH de Bavbnt.
Mandate dtc. toith writ and transcript of ivrit, 4 Sept. 87 Hen. HI. Inq. (undated.)
JoUand, his son, aged 22, is his heir.
Lincoln. Maringis town, held of the king in chief ty the serjeanty of
keeping falcons {falcones lanarios arduarios).
Billesbi and Winceby, held of the fee of the countess of Bolingbroch by
homage only, and by the aforesaid service to the king. The said towns are
in the king's hands.
C. Hen. III. File 14. (1.)
267. RooBB de Novo Buboo.
Writ {missing). Inq. {undated but endorsed in a later hand * 37 H. 8.')
Alexander, his son, aged 28, is his heir.
[Salop.] Opinton, 1 virgate and 3 nooks {nokas) land, and 4d. rent from a mill,
held of the king in chief by service of | part of a sore sparrowhawk (nisi) yearly.
Newport {in novo burgo), J virgate land, 5s. 6d. rent and J a mill, held
of Sir James de Alditheleg' by service of 6d. yearly.
C. Hen. III. FUe 14. (2.)
268. Joan de Febbes alias de Fbbbebs.
Mandate dtc. with transcript of writ, 16 Nov. 37 Hen. III.
John de Everenges alias de Averenges, her son, aged 23, is her heir.
Somebsbt. Inq. {ypfidated.) Brumpton manor held of the king in chief by
service of J knight's fee.
OxFOBD. Inq. {undated.)
Redcot, 8 parts of 1 hide land held of the king in chief by service of J
knight's fee.
Grafton, J hide land held of the prior of Nugun for 40«.
C. Hen. III. File 14. (3.)
269. John Luvel alias Lovbl.
John, his son, aged 30, is his heir.
Writ to the sherifif of Norfolk, 28 Dec. 87 Hen. HI. Inq. {undated.)
NoBFOLE. Docking, Bomere and Tychewell towns, 1 knight's fee held of the king
in chief.
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Writ to the sherifif of Oxford, 23 Dec. 37 Hen. III. Inq. (v/ndated.)
OxFOBD. Mynistre manor, held of the earl of Leycestre by service of J knight's
fee ; and 3Ja. of assart held of the king in chief by 2l|d. rent.
C. Hen. III. FUe 14. (4.)
270. Alsxandbr de Neyil.
Writ (mUsing). Inq. Saturday after Shrovetide, 37 Hen. III.
Lincoln.^ He held his barony of the king in chief by service of 3 knight's fees,
finding 3 knights in the king's army for 40 days at his own cost. (See No.
164.) .
C. Hen. III. File 14. (5.)
271. BOBERT DB SWARBEBY.
Writ and mandate dec. with transcript of tority 27 Aug. Inq. Friday after the
Nativity of the Blessed Mary, 37 Hen. III.
Hugh, his son, is his heir, and of full age.
Lincoln; Kbsteven.' Marton town, 11. land, now in the hands of Philip de
Marton, held of the king in chief by service of J knight's fee.
G. Hen. III. File 14. (6.)
272. Emeby de Saoy.
Writ, 25 July, 37 Hen. IE. Inq. (undaUd.)
Isabel, aged 25, and Agnes, aged . . his daughters, are his heirs.
SouTHAHPTON. Boitun town, 3 carucates land held of the king in chief by
service of 1 knight's fee ; also pasture for 600 sheep, 21a. meadow, 4i. 9«.
5i^. rent from freemen, 192. 10^. Id. from villeins, and 128. from the cus-
toms of the hundred, 2 mills, 231 fowls rent, and 44«. lid. from customs of
villeins.
Penbere, 6 marks rent, which he gave to Peter his son.
Selebum, J carucate land, a mill, &c. which he sometime gave to the
Templars.
C. Hen. III. File 14. (7.)
273. Joan db Sauhpobd alias db Sanford.
Writ of extent to the sheriff of Kent, 16 Dec. The sheriff is also to enquire who
cut down the wood of Dene, and to sunmaon Hamon de Crevequer to show
wherefore he intruded upon the land of Dene, a moiety whereof ought to be
in the king's wardship by reason of Hugh de Plessetis, one of the said Joan's
heirs, who ought to hold of the king in chief in Moston'. Extent Friday
after St. Hilary, 87 Hen. HI.
Ksm. Dene, 100a. land, 24a. wood, 18s. 4^. rent, and a rent of 26 hens
(Return of names of those who cut down the said wood.)
Buckingham. Mandate {undated) from the abbot of Pershore to his escheator to.
extend the lands of the said Joan in Messenden. Extent (missing).
C. Hen. III. File 14. (8.)
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274. Pbtbr db Goldinton.
Denise, aged 24, Isabel, age variously stated as 15 and 16, and Maud,
aged 12, his daughters, are his heirs.
Mandate dc. with transcript oj writ, 28 Dec. 37 Hen. III. Inq. (undated.)
NoRTHAMTON. Cotis manor being his chief manor, (extent given) with 1 carucate
land in Horpol pertaining thereto, held of the king in chief by service
of 1 knight's fee.
Mandate dtc. with transcript of writy 2 Jan. 37 Hen. III. Inq, (undated.)
Leicester. Wrthinton manor (extent given) held of Sir John de Verdun by
service of 1 knight's fee.
Claxton, 12 virgates and IJ bovate in the manor, held of Sir Robert de
Ros, service unknown.
C. Hen. III. File 14. (9.)
275. William lb Danbys.
Writ to the sheriff of Rutland, 18 March. Extent. Wednesday in Whitsun week,
37 Hen. III.
John, his son, aged 21 on Sunday before St. Peter in Cathedra last, is his
heir.
Rutland. Thikencot manor (extent of two parts given), held of Sir Robert Grim-
baud by 1 knight's fee. The king had the wardship of the said John through
Sir William de Pleiseto, and he through Sir Gilbert de Preston, and he
through Sir Robert Grimbaud the chief lord. Mabel the wife of the said
William le Daneis had two parts of the manor by the king's command for
two years. (See Nos. 203 and 204.)
C. Hen. III. File 14. (10.)
276. William Mubibl, of New Castle.
Writ, 19 Feb. Extent St. Valentine's day, 37 Hen. III.
John, his son, aged 18, is his heir.
Stafford. Scholstun town, 1 virgate land held of the king in chief by serjeanty
of keeping the wood of the castle which is called le Glif.
Newcastle borough, the house in which he lived, a house held by Jurdan
son of William, J nook of land and a curtilage.
Espleg, 1 virgate land held of Robert de Sugenhul by farm of 4d.
Sclindun, 1 nook of land held of Robert de Sclindun by farm of %d. ; and
1 selion held of Roger le Sergant by farm of Id.
Bocchenhale, Qd. from 1 messuage.
C. Hen. III. FiU 14. (11.)
277. Gboffrby db^Gostantin alias db Costbntyn.
Writ, 8 Feb. 37 Hen. III. Inq. (undated.)
Geoffrey, his son, aged 21 on St. Lucy's day 37 Hen. Ill, is his heir.
[Ireland.] Balyrothery, 7 carucates land held of the king in chief by service of
1 archer.
Kilbixy and Kenkelly held of Walter de Lascy by service of 4 knights.
Dromiskyn, 1 knight's fee held of the archbishop of Ardmach by
rent of 2lb. wax.
C. Hen. III. File 14. (12.)
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278. William Avbnel alias db Avenbl.
Mandate dtc. with trajiscript of writ, 18 Oct. 37 Hen. IH.
He died about the feast of St. Luke. Matthew de Forneaus, age variously
stated as 28 and 29, is his heir.
Devon. Inq. Thursday before St. Andrew, 38 Hen. HI.
Batthestorn, land (extent given) given by Earl William de Vernun to
Nicholas Avenel and his heirs, from whom descended the said William who
died without heir of his body, whereof he held 16a. of demesne, and 4a.
meadow of Adam de Tonehill, and the residue was held of the earl of Devon.
Honeton borough, 8 burgages held of the said Adam.
Devon. Inq. The vigil of St. Andrew, 38 Hen. III.
Chillat', lands (extent given with names of tenants) held of the king in
chief by i knight's fee.
Schepwayse (extent given with names of tenants) held of the king in
chief by two parts of 1 knight's fee.
Morleg', 4 knights' fees, which W. de Morleg' holds, held of the earl of
Devon.
Menaschaf, J fee, which Roger son of Simon holds, held of Sir John de
Cortenay.
Suideleg', J fee is held by Richard of the gift of the said William, of
the fee of H. de Traci.
Wilts. Inq. (undated,)
Worem' demesne (extent given) held of Sir Nicholas son of Martin by
rent of a sore goshawk or 10s.
Bereford, held * as appears in the extent there made.'
[Southampton.] Inq. Thursday after St. Andrew, 38 Hen. III.
Esselegh, capital messuage, 12a. land, 9a. meadow, 44s. 7^d. rent of
freemen, a mill, 35s. Qd. from villeinage &c. ; which are the king's escheat
as Normans' lands, because William de Vernun, earl of the Isle, held the same
of the king in chief and gave it to one Hawisia in free marriage with William
Avenel ; she gave it to her son Nicholas Avenel, a Norman, after whose
death William his son held it, doing suit twice a year at the earl's hundred
court of Cristeschirch, and died without heir of his body ; but he had an
uncle, brother of the said Nicholas, in Normandy, having an inheritance
named Rocheland, who left sons who are still living.
SoMEBSET. Inq. (undated and defective.)
Estinton and Pu [kin ton] held . .of William de • Fortibus by
service of 2 knights' fees. (See Nos. 307 and 325.)
C. Hen. III. File 14. (13.)
279. Richard db Wytsaund alias db Wytsand.
Writ and mandate dc. with transcript of writ , 11 Jan. 37 Hen. III.
Baldwin de Wytsaund, aged 30 and more, is his heir.
Essex. Extent (undated).
Stamburne town, 132a. land, 3Ja. meadow, ^. pasture, 3s. 6d. rent, 96
works, 2.hens yearly, and S^a. wood, held of the honour of the earl of Mondevill
by service of IJ knight's fee ; 8a. land held of Eustace de Grenvill' by service
of llh. pepper ; and la. land held of John de Gray by service of Id. yearly.
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Essex. Extent (undated).
Great Perendon, 350a. arable, 15a. meadow, 7a. pasture in mores, 40a.
uncultivated (frische) pasture, 13s. 6d. rent, &c. and the advowson of the
church, held of the honour of Boulogne ; 16a. arable and 8a. of uncultivated
(frische) land held of the abbot of Bileg' by 25d. yearly ; and 6a. arable and
• 2s. rent held of the Hospital by 2s. yearly.
Writ de melius inquirendo, 28 Jan. 37 Hen. III. Inq. (undated,)
[Essex.] He held of the honour of Boulogne, which is in the king's hands, 1
knight's fee in Great Perendon by knight's service ; also IJ knights' fee in
Stanburn of the earl of Hereford by the like service ; and lands of the abbot
of Byleg' &c. (as above).
C. Hen. III. File 14. (14.)
280. Isabel be Yaloynes alias de Valoiniis.
Writ, 17 April, 37 Hen. III.
William Comin alia^ de Valoynes, her son, age variously stated as 16 and 17,
is her heir.
Mandate dc. with transcript of writ, 17 April, 37 Hen. III. Inq. (undated.)
Essex. Hecham town, 200a. land, 18a. meadow, 8a. pasture, 46s. 6d. rent, and
532 works worth 31s. held of the king in chief (service unspecified).
Mandate dkc. with transcript of writ, 17 April, 37 Hen. III. Extent (undated).
NoBFOLK. Dersingham, 34a. land, 3Ja. meadow, 6s. M. herbage, 34s. lOd. rent,
customs of villeins worth 17s. 8Jc?., held of the king in chief by J knight's fee.
Mandate dx. with transcript of writ, 17 April. Extent. The day of (the Inven-
tion of) the Holy Cross in May, 37 Hen. III.
Suffolk. Fakeham manor (extent given with names of tenants) including small
rents from Sapston and Euston, held of the king in chief rendering 3s. lOJd.
to the guard of Norwich Castle ; and 1 knight's fee held of the abbot of St.
Edmund by ^ mark when scutage shall come to 40s.
Mandate dc. with transcript oj v)rit, 17 April, 37 Hen. III. Inq. (undated and
defective.)
Hbbtfobd. Sauecampe town (full extent given) held of the king in chief, service
unspecified.
C. Hen. III. File 14. (15.)
281. Henby de Hauvill' aZias de Hauwill' alias de Havil'.
Writ to the escheator of Lindsey, . . . July, 37 Hen. III. Inq. (undated.)
Lincoln ; Lindsey. Clysby, 30s, rent held for life and now the king's escheat.
Lincoln; Kesteven. Mandate dc. with transcript of writ, 12 July. Inq. Sunday
after St. James, 37 Hen. III.
Haucunby manor (extent given), held (of the king) by serjeanty in
augmentation of the serjeanty of Duntun of keeping falcons; also 15a.
arable and 7a. wood held of Gerard de Hacunby ; and the customary toll
(lastagium) of Boston held by service of receiving the king's presents as
well of falcons as of other things.
The said Henry had three soijs, of whom Ralph the eldest died before his
father, and had three sons, ages unknown. Henry, son of the said Henry, is
believed to be his next heir; but he enfeoffed Thomas his son of Hacunby
manor eight days before his death, so that the escheator, when he went to seize
the manor into the king's hands, found him in full seisin.
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Mmidate d'c. icith transcript oj writ, 12 3uly {fra(pnent). Inq, (undated.)
Buckingham. Little Linford manor, held of Sir William de Bellocampo
Bedeford and Idonea his wife of the honour of Neuport Paynel by free
socage rendering 6«. yearly. But the manor was not held by the said Henry
as his own right or that of Ellen his wdfe; by her he had a son named Ralph,
whose eldest son is aged 7 ; afterwards Henry and Ellen had son named
Henry, to whom Henry son of Peter Norh' gave the said manor of Little
Linford, making seisin to him by a gold ring. Henry son of Peter held the
manor and Henry (son of Henry and Ellen) for two years, as guardian and
afterwards handed them over to the said Henry and Ellen as guardians of
the said Henry (the younger).
Mandate dc, with transcript oj writ, 12 July, 37 Hen. IIL Extent {undated).
Norfolk. ^Duntun manor held of the king in chief by serjeanty of keeping the
king's falcons.
Renham, 6Z. homage and rents held of the king in chief by 40«. rent.
Thomas, son of the said Henry is his next heir, by reason that the said
Henry enfeoffed him of the said manor, homage and rents, and he was in full
seisin for 7 days before the said Henry's death. {See Nos. 337 and 361.)
C. Hen. III. File 14. (16.)
282. WlIiLIAM LE Rus.
Alice, his daughter, aged 6 at Christmas next, is his heir.
Mandate dx. with transcript of writ, 7 June, 37 Hen. HI. Extent {undated).
NoEFOLK. Stintune manor with the advowsons of Salle and Heydon held of Sir
Roger de Clere and his heirs, Roger having sold the same to the said William
for 400 marks of good sterlings, by service of 1 clove of gillyflower, and the
said Roger held it of Sir William de Say by service of 1 knight's fee.
Hugh le Rus, aged 30 or more, is his heir of this manor, which he ought to
hold of the abovesaid Alice, * because she cannot be heir and lady.'
Mandate dc. tvith transcripts of writs, 7 June and 14 July, and writ, 13 Oct.
37 Hen. III.
Lincoln ; Lindsby. Inq. (undated.) Ludburg, held of the inheritance of his
wife of Roger le Clere and his heirs by service of 12d. The king now holds
Ludburg.
Lincoln ; Lindsby. Inq. {undated.) Ludeburg town, held as above. The town
is in the king's hands as escheat.
Lincoln ; Lindsby. Inq. {undxitcd.) Lutheburg, held as above, except foreign
service pertaining to 2y\j knights' fees to the heirs of William de Bj^auver.
Mandate dc. with transcript of writ, 7 June, 87 Hen. HI.
[Suffolk.] Inq. Sunday before St. John the Baptist {fragment). Akeham
town (in Cleydon hundred), held of the bishop of
Norwich, ,..,..; (held) of Sir R. earl
Marshal, 10s. to the guard of Lancaster.
Suffolk. Inq. The day of St. John the Baptist, 37 Hen. HI.
Wytingham town (in Hoxne hundred), lands, &c. held of Sir R. earl
Marshal by service of 10s. yearly to the guard of Lancaster and 1 knight's fee.
Stradebroc manor (in Hoxne hundred), held of R. earl of Cornwall by
socage and 5 carucates at a rent of 26i., whereof the said earl renders 2 marks
yearly to Roger de Huntigfeld and 3 marks elsewhere in small amounts.
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[Suffolk.] Inq. Wednesday after the Nativity of St. John the Baptist,
37 Hen. III.
Hasketnn and Clopton manors held of Roger, earl Marshal, by 1
knight's fee. {See Nos. 820 and 462.)
C. Hen. III. FiU 14. (17.)
283. Richard db Wyvbrton.
Writ to the sheriff of Nottingham, 21 April, 37 Hen. III. Extent (undated).
Aline, Idonea and AUce, his sisters, are his heirs and of full age. The two
elder are widows and Alice the younger is espoused.
Nottingham. Wyverton and Berneston, 24 bovates land held of the king in
chief of the fee of Peverel by service of J- knight's fee. Of this land, 12J
bovates are held of him in fee by others.
Wiverton and Colston, 16 bovates land held of Sir Ralph Bassett,
whereof 8 were given by his ancestors in alms, and 13 remain in bondage,
service unspecified.
Wiverton, 7 bovates held of Henry del Belk for J knight's fee, whereof
8 bovates were given in alms.
C. Hen. III. File 14. (18.)
284. Hbinby db Dratton.
Mandate dc, with transcript of writ, 16 Aug. Inq. Thursday before St. Bartholomew,
87 Hen. IH. Baldwin, his son, aged 80, is his heir.
Northampton. Drayton and Itteslep', 2 carucates and 3a. land held of the king
in chief, with one toft in Drayton of Robert son of William de Lofwic by Id.
yearly, and homage in the same, and in Adinton, Twywell' and Deseburg by
service of i knight's fee.
C. Hen. III. FUe 14. (19.)
285. Matthbw Hosb alias Hubb.
Writy 14 Feb. 37 Hen. III. Endorsed : — * retornat est in Com. Susex' et Berk' '
Henry, his son, aged 13 at the feast of St. Peter ad Yincula next, is his heir.
. , . . Extent {undated fragment).
manor
Lichton, land of the king of Divises ....
Sussex. Extent {undated). Hertynges manor (extent given) held of Robert de
Tatteshale by homage and scutage, but the suit which he used to do at the
court of Hugh sometime earl of Arundel, was attorned to Isabel now countess
of Arundel in dower.
C. Hen. III. File 14. (20.)
286. Ralph db Picheford.
Writ to the justiciary and the escheator of Ireland, 16 April, 87 Hen. HI. Extent
{undated).
John, his son, aged 16 about the octave of the Annunciation (last), is his heir.
Irhland. Dunethe manor (extent given) held of Baldwin de Dunethe by service
of i knight's fee.
Ijyn manor, a moiety (extent given) held of Stephen de Buterleye by
service of J knight's fee and one pair of gilt spurs or 6d. ; and the other moiety
held together with his wife in free marriage by service of i knight's fee.
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[Salop.] Writ (missing). Inq. (undated,) Pichford manor (extent given) held
of John de Chetewynde, with 29«. 6Jd. from 1 virgabe land in Pichford held
of the chapter of St. Chad, Salop, by service of J knight's fee.
Albricton manor (extent given), held of the king by service of finding
one knight with the king in the army for 8 days at his own cost.
Parva Brug*, 30«. 2d. rent held of the king in chief by service of finding
coal for the king's stove when he shall come in person to Brug'.
\ • C. Hen. III. File 15. (1.)
287. William Echingham alias db Echingham.
Mandate d'c. tvith transcript of writ, 25 March, 37 Hen. III. Inq. (undated.)
Simon, his brother, aged 35, is his heir in Sussex.
SoMEBSBT. Chizelberge, a moiety of the manor held of the inheritance of Margery
his wife of the king in chief by barony, Balph de la Haye holding the other
moiety by reason of his wife.
SussBX. Extent (undated). Echingeham and Oedymere manors (extents given)
held of the barony of Hastynges of Sir Edward the king's son by service
of 7 knights' fees, and 4L 4^. one year and 6Qs. the second year for guard.
Hastinges, land held of the abbot of Fescamp by 10«. yearly.
Oedymere, part of the garden held of the son of Bobert de Brede by lid.
yearly.
2a. held of Osbert de Horemere by 12d. yearly ; and land held of Bichard
des Ores by lib. pepper.
Oedymere, 5^. and 1 rood acquired of the fee of the said abbot, held of
certain of the abbot's tenants by l|d. yearly.
5a. acquired of the fee of Echingham ; certain land held by lib.
pepper ; and 60a. held of Herbert de Burgers by lib. pepper.
C. Hen. III. File 15. (2.)
288. Laubbnob db Blumbbbo' alias db Plumbbbg'.
John, son of Thomas de Plumberg' his brother, aged 25, is his heir.
Mandate Ac. with transcript of writy 8 Feb. 87 Hen. III. Extent (undated and
defective).
EssBX. Sutton town, 294a. arable, 10a. pasture, 20a. wood, 12s. lOd. and IW.
pepper rent, held of the king in chief; and,
[Plumbe]rg', 194a. arable, 30a. wood, rent, &c. held of the king in
chief by service of 2 knights' fees.
Plumberg' town, 96a and 12s. 4d. rent held of the heirs
of William de Scobyriby 168. yearly ; and 110a. arable, and 36^. 8d. rent &c.
held of the fee of Bichard de Buyly.
The wife of Thomas de Plumberg' holds lOZ. land in dower.
C. Hen. III. File 15. (3.)
289.
Writ (missing). Extent The morrow of St. Katherine, 37 Hen. III.
John son of John le Seyncler, aged 19 at the feast of SS. Simon and Jude
last, is heir.
Suffolk. Bradefeud manor (extent given) held of the abbot of St. Edmunds by
service of 1^ knight's fee, 14rf. hidage, 6s. OJd. to the guard of Norwich Castle,
and ^ a load of oats to the abbot.
C. Hen. III. File 15. ^4.)
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290. BooEB DE Shbthegot.
Writ to the sheriflF of Salop, 21 April, 37 Hen. III. Inq. {undated.)
Philip, his son, aged 23, is his heir.
Salop. Tynebnr' and Stocton, held of the king in chief by service of finding
2 footmen at Montgomery in war time for fifteen days at his own cost, with 2
bows and arrows.
C. Hen. III. File 15. (5.)
291. Ralph db Haya.
Writ {missing). Inq. Wednesday after St. Peter, 88 Hen. HI.
John de Haya, aged 80, is his heir.
LiNOOLN ; LiNDSEY. Borewel held of the king in chief by 1 knight's fee.
Mncketon, held by Robert Maucofnand by i knight's fee.
Cartun, held by Joan by i knight's fee.
C. Hen. III. File 15. (6.)
292. Alina aUas Alana Wake.
Writ of ' eape in nianum\ 22 ... 88 Hen. HI. {mtOHated).
Writ, 27 May, 88 Hen. III.
Barnabas son of Walter de Stiuecle, aged 17, is her heir.
[Bbdfobd?] Inq before SS. Philip and James {Jocalins)^
88 Hen. HI. {fragment).
Wake was dowered of the land of Cravehrust for a third
paxt of Stiuecle held the same in chief of the abbot of
[Ramsey?]
Bbdfobd. Inq. Tuesday before St. Botulf, 88 Hen. III.
Warden manor (extent given) held of the king in chief for } knight's
fee by foreign service.
C. Hen. III. File 15. (7.)
293. RicHASD DB Lamgefobd.
Writs to the sheriff of Southampton, 30 April and 24 May, 88 Hen. HI. Inq.
{undated.)
Boger, his son, aged 6, is his heir ; and his marriage is worth 1001.
Southampton. The Isle (of Wight), 1 carucate held of B. de Insula, sometime
earl of Devon, whose heir is in the king's wardship, by service of 1 knight's
fee ; 22a. land held of Wilham de Glamorgan by service of 6d. yearly and
4d. of knight's service ; and 40a. held of Jordan de Kingeston by knight's
service of 5d. to the mark. {See No. 865.)
C. Hen. III. File 15. (8.)
294. Baldwin de Preston.
Writy 19 Feb. Inq. Saturday after SS. Philip and James, 88 Hen. HI.
Henry, his son, is his heir, and of full age.
Lancastbb. An assart called Dullescahe, containing 18a. held of the king in
chief by service of Ss. ; and a moiety of a water-mill.
C. Hen. III. File 16. (9.)
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295. Hbnby de la Pombraye.
Writ de causa captionis, 7 July. Inq. Wednesday before St. Margaret, 38 Hen. HI.
Devon. Margaret late the wife of the said Henry had the wardship of his land
and heirs, with their marriage, by fine made with the king after his death ;
and the land was taken into the king's hands because it is held of him in
chief.
C. Hen. III. File 15. (10.)
296. John de Lunoevilleb' alias de Lunowillebes alias de Lungyylebs.
Writ, 25 Oct. 38 Hen. HI. Inq. (undated.)
He died on Friday after St. Michael last. John, his son, aged 24, is his
heir.
Lincoln ; Lindsey. Apelby, a moiety held of the king in chief by J knight's
fee.*
YoBK. Writ, 25 Oct. 38 Hen. HI. Extent. Thursday the vigil of St. Leonard,
39 Hen. HI (dejaced).
Hoton manor in Bichemundsire (extent given) held of Sir Boger de
Mubray in chief.
Eyrkeby upon Werf manor (extent given) held of Edmund de Lassi,
service unspecified.
Famelay town (extent given), tenure unspecified : Isabel de Wrydeles-
ford holds part for life, and the abbot of Kyrkestal has 12^. yearly from a
watermill.
Akanescale (extent given), tenure unspecified.
Hetun town (extent given), including a moiety of a mill out of which the
abbot of Kyrkestal has of the gift of the said John's father 5a. with his body,
tenure unspecified, but the said abbot has 26s. 8d.yearly of the gift of the
said John for one pittance.
Brerelay manor (extent given), tenure unspecified.
Colling manor (extent given), tenure unspecified.
Lands held by knight's service in Cravene, viz : —
Heton, 3 carucates held by Eustace de Byleston by foreign service,
and 3 carucates by Henry de Sevyle.
Geregrave, 2 carucates similarly held by John le Flemmeng.
Akewrthe, IJ carucate similarly held by the said John.
|]^eusum, i carucate similarly held by Adam de Neusum.
Tamhil] , 1 carucate similarly held by William de Farnhil.
[Conotlay ?] 5 bovates similarly held by Elias de Conotlay.
Cuniglay, J carucate similarly held by William [F?]rapefaute.
[Farnhyl] J carucate similarly held by Alexander de Famhyl.
Famhyl, 2 bovates similarly held by Tirille (?) daughter of Adam.
Geregrave, 2 carucates similarly held by William de Bramton.
Famhyl and Cuniglay, 1 carucate similarly held by the prior of
Bouepton].
Esseton, i carucate similarly held by Bobert de Esseton, and i carucate
by the abbot of
Eirkeby, Famelay and Brerelay manors were held by the said John de
Lungewylers of Edmund de Lascy by (2 knights and J (?) ) and J knight.
C. Hen. III. File 15. (11.)
* The extent made in Yorkshire states that the other moiety was held by Hugh de Keyil, and that by
reason of this tenure the other lands of the said Hugh, as well as the lands of John, were taken into the
king's hands.
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297. Bbbtband db Gayclin alias dk Gaycilin.
Writ to the sheriflf of Berks, 5 Feb. 88 Hen. III. Inq. (undated.)
Philippa, aged 20, and Lora, aged 17, his daughters, are his heirs.
BjBBKS. Hest Geynge town, held of the king in chief, service unknown except
12d. hidage. William Gernun holds one moiety and Urricus de Sancto
Petro the other moiety by the king's bail.
C. Hen. III. File 15. (12.)
298. William de Wellesleye alias de Wblisleg'.
Writ to the sheriff of Somerset, 21 June, 38 Hen. III. Inq. (undated.)
Thomas (de WeUsleg'), aged 21 at the feast of the Purification last, is his heir.
Somerset. He held the chief bailiwick of the county on the eastern side of
the Peret by service of 1 sparrowhawk or 4»., but no land pertaining thereto.
Welisleg',^ hide land held of the bishop of Bath, service unspecified.
Littletourie, J virgate land held of Philip de Buctoune, service
unspecified.
The said lands were in the king's wardship, who sold the marriage and ward-
ship of the said Thomas to Agnes de Welisleg' his mother. (See Nos. 263 and
860.)
C. Hen. III. File 15. (13.)
299. BiOHABD de Dovobia aUas de Dovebia.
Writ, 15 Sept. 38 Hen. HI. Inq. (undated.)
John, his son, aged 12, is his heir.
Huntingdon. 160a. land and la. meadow in demesne, 3«. rent and 2 virgates in
villenage (place unspecified), held of Sir Ivo Quarel by service of 1 pair of
spurs.
Bedford. Henlawe manor, which ought to revert to the king, as is said. (Comp.
No. 322.)
C. Hen. III. File 15. (14.)
300. Michael son of Michael.
Writ (missing). Inq. Sunday after the Ascension, 88 Hen. III.
Thomas de RyhuU is his heir and of full age.
Northumberland. Whytincham, Barton and Throunton alias Trowynton town, 1
carucate land in demesne, 11 farmers holding 20a. each, 60«. from the mill of
• Whytincham, 7s. rents from cottars, and rents from other tenants, &c. (names
given), held of the king in chief for himself and his partners by J mark rent.
RyhuU town, 5 carucates land, whereof 2 bovates are assigned in frank
almoin to the chantry of Ryhull chapel, a mill and pasture, held of Ralph
son of Roger in free marriage. (See No. 664.)
C. Hen. III. File n. (15.)
301. Ralph de la Hate alias de Haya.
William, son of Sir WilUam de Munchenesi dlxas Munkanesey, aged 24, is
his heir.
Writ and Tnandate dc. with transcript ofwrit, 80 Jan. 38 Hen. III.
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[EssBX.] Extent (undated).
Quendene town, 200a. arable, 528. works, 2a. meadow, and profits of
wood, held of Sir Warin de Munkanesey by service of 1 knight's fee.
[Essex.] Extent {undated).
Legra de le Haye town, 120a. arable, 10a. wood, 2a. meadow, and 1 (?)
mark rent, held of the king in chief of the honour of Boulogne, and suit of
court is due therefrom ; l40a. arable, 7a. meadow, 20a. wood, 29«. 8d. rent,
&c., held of Sir Henry de Esex by 1 knight's fee; and 60a. arable, 8a.
meadow, and 6«. rent held of the fee of the earl of Ferreres by \ knight's fee.
Rettendun town, 200a., 6«. (?) rent, &c. held of the bishop of Ely by
service of ^ knight's fee.
Sussex. Writs, 22 and 28 June. Inq. 2 July, 38 Hen. HI.
Torringg', lOZ. 16a. IJd. held by the courtesy of England of the
inheritance of Eustacia his first wife of the earl of Winchester for 1 knight's
fee, doing 6«. to guard at the castle of Pevenesel, and half Hetun' {sic),
Philip de Nevile, knight, aged 40 and more, is the heir of the said Eustacia, to
whom the manor ought to revert.
Northampton. Writ, 15 July. Inq. Thursday before St. Margaret, 38 Hen. IH.
Brampton and Haudeneby manors held by the courtesy of England of
the inheritance of Eustacia his wife.
G. Hen. III. File 15. (16.)
302. BooEB DE Stubmy alias Esturmy alias lb Esturmy.
Mandate dc. with transcript of writ, 5 March, 88 Hen. HI.
William, his son, aged 30 and more, is his heir.
Suffolk. Extent. Sunday after St. Gregory, 38 Hen. HI.
Ikene manor (extent given) held of the king in chief by service of 1
knight ; and heath held of the prior of Ely.
Suffolk. Extent. The vigil of St. Gregory, 38 Hen. HI.
Buxhale manor (extent given) held of the king by service of 1 knight's
fee.
C. Hen. III. File 15. (17.)
303. William de Cardunvill alias de Cardunwile, de Kardunvill.
Writ, 33 (sic) March. Inq. Tuesday after the Annunciation, 38 Hen. HI.
He solemnly espoused at the church door one Alice, and they lived
together as husband and wife for sixteen years and had several children, of
whom one named Richard, aged 4, lives. Afterwards came one Joan of
whom long ago he had begotten a son named Richard, now aged 24, and
claimed the said William as her husband in the Court Christian by a
promise (fidem) given to her, and intention having been proved it was so
adjudged, and divorce from the said Alice solemnly pronounced, and so it
has remained for a year and more. But as the said Joan was never solemnly
espoused at the church door, the jury doubt whether her son or the son of the
said Alice is the heir; if neither, then Robert de Cardunville, brother of the said
William, is his heir.
[Southampton.] Tederlig', 2 carucates land held of the king in chief.
La Hale, 1 carucate land with its appurtenances in Rokeburn.
Merchewude, 6 quarters of salt.
' Freynsemor', 7a. held of the fee of Sir John Maunsel.
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One carucate land held of Nicholas de Haveresham. Services
unspecified.
C. Hen. III. File 15. (18.)
304. Henry db Pinkbny alias db Pynkbny.
Henry, his son, aged 26 and more, is his heir.
Northampton. Writ, 2 July. Inq. Thursday after the Translation of St.
Thomas the Martyr, 38 Hen. III.
Wedon and Wapham manor (extent given) held of the king by barony.
Barton, 10 marks land held of Sir Henry de Hastinges in free marriage,
which the deceased gave to Alice his daughter.
BucKiNOHAM. Writ, 2 July, 88 Hen. III. Inq. {undated.)
Fuhnere and Dachette manors (extents given) held of the king in chief
by service of 1 knight's fee.
Essex. Writ, 2 July, 88 Hen. III. Inq. {undated.)
Eumedone, 189a. arable, 29s. 6d. rent, l^a. meadow, 8a. pasture, &c.
held of the king of the honour of Boulogne by service of 2 knight's fees.
Grsteshale, 150a. land, 82s. rent, 6a. meadow, pasture in the park, &c.
held of the honour of Angre by service of J knight's fee.
C. Hen. III. File 15. (19.)
305. Henry de Whaddon alias de Wjlddon.
Mandate dc. toith transcript of writ, 80 Jan. 88 Hen. III. Extent {undated).
Humphrey, his son, aged 80, is his heir.
Wilts. Melkesham manor, a pasture held of the king by 10«. rent and tallage.
Waddon manor, 1 carucate land containing 35a. land, la. meadow,
profits of a mill and garden, 30«. rent, tallage, &c. held of William Longespee
by service of J shield {scuti) ; and 2 hides land, containing 26a. arable, la.
meadow, and 2s. from wood, held of Humphrey de Escovill' by service of
J shield, except ^ thereof.
Packelescrofte, 8 cottages held of the abbess of Bomesey by Sd. rent.
[Waddon,] the advowson of the church pertains to the said fee of
William Longespee.
C. Hen. III. File 15. (20.)
306. Peter de Pelevill'.
Writ, 4 Aug. 88 Hen. IIL Extent {undated).
William de Gihey, aged 80 and more, and Sir William de Whithingtone,
aged 86 and more, are his heirs.
Norfolk. Bilneye manor, held of the king in chief by service of J knight's fee.
Bodeneye manor, held of the king in chief by service of | knight's fee.
C. Hen. IIL File 16. (1.)
307- William Avenbl.
Mandate, 27 Feb. 88 Hen. Ill, to the queen and the earl of Cornwall, to
deliver seisin of the land of Aschleg' late of William Avenel to Bobert
Waleraund for good service in Gascony.
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Mandate dtc, with transcript of writy 24 May. Inq. Sunday after St. John the
Baptist, 88 Hen. III.
Baldwin is the right heir of the land of Battesthorne.
Devon. Batesthorne in Huneton alias Honniton manor, court and curtilage,
69a. land, 8a. meadow, la. wood, waste on the hills, 63s. 4Jd. rent,
4s. 6d. aid, &c., tenure unspecified. {See Nos. 278 and 825.)
C. Hen. III. File 16. (2.)
308. Bebtram Gbiffin.
Mandate dc. with transcript oj writ, 24 May. Inq. Thursday before Whitsunday,
88 Hen. III.
Geofi&ey, his son, aged 12 at the feast of St. Martin last, is his heir.
Staffobd. Pirul hundred, held of the king in chief by homage and service of 6J
marks.
Cleyton, 4 virgates land so called, held of John de Lega, lord of Cnotton,
and Alice his wife by homage and service of 1 mark.
Chesteb. Lands and rents, value unknown, held of Sir James de Aldithelega,
Geoffrey Bakepuz and William de Chetilinton.
Salop. Besford, J virgate held of the abbot of Hawman, service unknown.
Writ de melius inqidrendoy 6 June. Inq. Monday the octave of SS. Peter and
Paul, 38 Hen. III.
Geoffrey, his son, aged 10, is his heir.
Stafford. PyruU hundred, held as abovesaid.
Clayton manor, containing 4 carucates land in demesne, &c. held of the
king in chief by serjeanty of one Serjeant's service in the Castle under Lyme
for 40 days at the king's cost with horses and arms.
Salop. Besseford and Preston, 16«. rent, tenure unspecified.
C. Hen. III. File 16. (8.)
309. James de Estewode.
Mandate -from the sheriff of Essex to the bailiff of the liberty of Eocheford, with
transcript of wnt, 5 Oct. Extent, Friday before St. Edward, 88 Hen. III.
His seven daughters, aged respectively 11, 10, 9, 6, 8|, 2, and 2 months, are
his heirs.
Essex. Lands &c. unspecified, viz. — 154a. land, 50a. heath and pasture, and 5a.
wood, and 8s. 4Jd. and lib. cummin rent, held of the king in chief by service
of 1 knight's fee, whereof his mother has in dower 87a. and 2a. 6d. ; and a
marsh held of the fee of Guy de Eocheford, a windmill held of Thomas de
Mockinge and Sabina his wife, 6a. wood and 20d. rent held of the countess
of Kent, and 12d. rent held of John de Birethe, services unspecified.
C. Hen. HI. File 16. (4.)
310. William de Apenticio alias de la Pentiz, de Penticio.
WHt, 29 Dec. 88 Hen. III. Inq. 88 Hen. HI.
Nicholas de Pontic', aged 80 and more, is his heir.
[Dorset.] Gussich, J knight's fee (extent given with names of tenants) held of
the king by the royal service pertaining to J knight's fee of Mortain.
C. Hen. III. File 16. (5.)
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311. Robert de Mugegbob.
Mandate dbc. with transcript oj writ^ 29 Jan. 38 Hen. III. Inq. (undated.)
John, his son, age* variously stated as 22 and more, and 21 on the feast of
St. Laurence last, is his heir.
Somerset. Bryuham manor held in free socage of the heirs of Henry son of
Richard by service of 6d. yearly.
Cherleton manor, 1 knight's fee held of John de Burg' by royal service ;
1 hide land held in socage of William de Insula by service of 6d. yearly ; 8a.
held of Richard Luvell by service of 6d. ; 1 virgate land held of William de
Bruham by service of 2«. ; and 10a. held of Lady Sabina de Ortyaco by
service of a pair of gloves price Id.
Norton manor, held to farm of Sir Girard de Bleyves.
Suffolk. Extent, St. Valentine's Day, 88 Hen. III.
Fineberye manor (extent given) in Stowe hundred, held of the bishop of
Ely by service of 1 knight.
Wymermers, a certain rent held for a term of three years.
Gloucester. Mandate dec. with transcript of writ, 29 Jan. 38 Hen. III. Inq.
{undated.)
Kenemerton, a moiety of the manor held of the king's gift as of
the escheat of the Normans, of the fee of the earl of Gloucester, together
with other lands pertaining thereto, by royal service of 1 knight's fee.
Botinton manor, i part held of &Le fee of the earl of Gloucester as of
Kenemerton msmor by ^ knight's fee ; another third held of the fee of the
abbot of Westminster, paying to Sir Roger de Derneford 28«. 4d. ; and the
other held of the fee of the prior of Derherst, paying Is. 2d.
Hetherle, 1 carucate held of the fee of the earl marshal for ^ knight's fee.
Norteclive, 6 bovates land held of tiie fee of the prior of Derherst,
paying 4a.
Killicot' in the forest of Dene, 1 carucate land held of the fee of Sir
Emald de Bosco as of Tainton by the royal service of \ knight's fee.
G. Hen. III. File 16. (6.)
312. Eleanor, sometime the wife of John, earl of Chester.
Writ (missing). Partition of her lands between Sir J. de Bayllol, Robert de Brus,
and Henry de Hasting*, the heirs of the said earl. The eve of St. Martin,
38 Hen. III.
[Middlesex.] Totenham manor (extent given), whereof the Sr^ part is worth
191. 5s. 2d.
C. Hen. III. File 16. (7.)
313. Ralph de Bethijm.
Wnt, 25 April, 88 Hen. HI.
Joan, his daughter, aged 7J, is his heir, and her marriage is worth 80Z. in
Lancashire and Westmoreland. She is not married, and is sick from a worm
which consumes her.
Lancaster. Inq. Saturday after SS. Philip and James, 38 Hen. III.
Brunigge and Eelgrimeshar', ISf bovates land held of the king in
chief by knight's service and 17^^. farm to the sheriff of Lancaster.
Neusum, 2 bovates held of the earl of Lincoln in chief by knight's
service, 12 carucates making a knight's fee and 8 bovates one carucate.
Warton, 8 carucates held of the said earl in chief by knight's service.
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Botele town, 2 carucates held in chief of the earl of Perars by service of
8$. 8d. ; 4 bovates held of the church of St. Mary, Waleton, by service of
20d. ; and 5 parts of a watermill ; &c.
Kirkebi town, 1 carucate held in chief of the earl of Lincoln by knight's
service ; and half a mill ; &c.
Argaremeles, 1 carucate held of the said earl by knight's service.
Bretherton, 1 carucate held of the said earl by knight's service.
Wyttinton, 7 J bovates held of Walter de Lindesheye by service of 6«. 8d.
Westmobeland. Extent (undated). Bethum manor (full extent given with names
of tenants), including Ondhopp with" the ' fishery of EsbricpoUe and
Crakintorp, with two mills, Farleton, Hesleslac, Quasheved and the woods of
Amolheved alias Amholvisheved and Bethume. The manor paid yearly to
Walter de Lindesey 58s, 8d.
Writ to the sheriff of Lancaster, 7 May. Inq. The Morrow of the Holy Trinity,
88 Hen. III.
Lakcaster. Brining and Eelgrimesarth, 1 carucate, 5 bovates and 8 parts of
1 bovate held of the king in chief by knight's service, and they are within
the earldom of Lancaster, which is the king's escheat.
(See Nos. 338 and 890.)
C. Hen. III. File 16. (8.)
314. BoBEBT son of Thomas de Craystoe.
WHt, 4 May, 88 Hen. III.
William, son of Thomas de Graystok, aged 80, brother of the said Robert, is
his heir.
York. Extent^ Friday before the Ascension, 38 Hen. III.
Brunnum town, 2^ knights' fees, including capital messuage, lands, &c.
(extent given with names of tenants), held of the king in chief by knights'
service.
Knights' fees: —
Brunnum, 6 bovates held of the above fee by the prior of Warter, doing
nothing but foreign service ; and J carucate similarly held by the t)rioress
of Brunnum.
Milinton and Gripthorp, J fee similarly held by Sir Philip de la Leye.
Wapplinton, J carucate similarly held by William son of Ralph.
Sethon, J carucate held by.Remigius de Poclinton. .
Folketon, 3 carucates and a mUl held by Ranulph de Folketon by
I knight's fee, rendering 16s. 8d. yearly.
Flixton, 2 bovates held by William Dispensator by 2s. rent ; 1 culture
in the marsh held by Sir William de Ergum by 6d. rent ; and 2 bovates
held by Lady Isabel de Boythorp, doing nothing but foreign service.
Spaldington, ^ fee held by Sir l^eter de la Haye of the barony of
Mubraye, by 6s. Sd. rent.
Thorp, 8 carucates held by Sir Gerard Salvein of the fee of St. Mary's,
York, by 12d. rent.
Brunnum town, 1 bovate held by the Master of the hospital (of
St. John) of Jerusalem, doing nothing but foreign service.
Cumberland. Extent, Monday after the Ascension, 88 Hen. Ill (mwcA dejfaced).
Craystok manor (extent given).
Grismere.
Blenkhaw. '
Stainton town (extent given).
Wethermelok (extent given).
Sperkeheved, &l. 5s, rent &c.
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84 INQUISITIONS.
Ychakwehelytte (?), held by Henry del Lee by Id. rent.
Eskheved, held by Walter (?) Scotus by 2«. rent.
Thomthwayt, held by Geoffrey Mawgard by Id. rent.
8a. land held by John de Patrikdale by 2a. rent.
Ayrath*, held by Gervase de Timpain by Id. rent.
Lonktwayt, 6a. meadow held by TuUy the forester by Id.
Craystok forest (extent given), including 80a. land in Gisdale.
Craystok, advowson of the church.
YoBK. Folketon, advowson of the.church.
[^Cumberland. Daker.
Swilbye.
Dalman Aid (sic).
Threlgeld.
Staunton (sic) Parva.
Heton manor.
Auneby.
Newbighin. •
La Gille town.*]
C. Hen. III. File 16. (9.)
315. Sabina de Urtyaco.
Writ (missing). Extent, Tuesday before the Ascension, 38 Hen III (defective).
The son of Richard de Urtiaco, deceased, is her heir.
Somerset. Curyrevell manor with two foreign hundreds and the town of Lang-
port, member thereof (extent given), held of the king in chief by knight's
service.
Puttenya manor (extent given) held of the king in chief by service of 20«.
yearly.
CnoUe town (extent given) held of the abbot of Alingenya and Ralph
Hese by 13a. 3d. rent.
Stokes manor (extent given) held of the king in chief by knight's service.
G. Hen. HI. FU^ 16. (10.)
316. Roger Ghauvbl alias Gatjvel.
Writ de dote assignanda, 12 Dec. Extent, Monday after St. Vincent, 88 Hen. HI.
[Kent.] Renham, capital messuage, 144a. arable, 16a. pasture called La broue (?) ,
a marsh called Werecwrth', and 50a. wood.
Cheleshurst, 38«. 8^d. rent.
4:1. Os. Id. rent from Shorne, Escareye and Werkeswrth*, and from the
heirs of Nicholas de Dene.
Out of which 26s. 9d. rent is due to the king's manor of Middleton.
A moiety of all the above is assigned in dower to Joan late the wife of the
said Roger, according to the custom of gavelkind.
C. Hen. HI. File 16. (11.)
317. The lady of Chetinton alias Sibyl de Brok'.
Writ of extent, 7 July, 38 Hen. III. Inq. (undated.)
She died without heir of her body, but had two elder sisters, Edelina and
Clemencia ; Edelina had three daughters married m cos. Sussex and Surrey, and
Nicholas de Wauncy is kinsman of one of them, John de Bendig' of another,
* So given in the Calendar printed in 1806, but now illegible.
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and Peter de Hautot* of the third ; Clemencia had four sons, viz. Auger, of whom
she was pregnant when William de Maleseveres, her husband, married her, and
three others begotten in matrimony, viz. Thomas, who before his death begot a son
named William, Simon, and Adam : whence the jury know not whether the land
is the king's escheat or not.
Salop. Chettynton, 2 carucates land (extent given), held of the king in chief by
service of finding one foot serjeant with a bow and 8 arrows in the king's
army in North Wales. (See No. 865.)
C. Hen. III. File 16. (12.)
318. William db Cantilupo.
Writ of extent to the sheriff of Wilts, 15 Oct. 38 Hen. III. Extent (undated).
Wilts. Calne town, including 88«. Id. rent of assize, 4Z. yearly from toll,
* chepingavel ' and * brewyngavel,' lOs. from a mill, 5a. land, 8a. meadow,
4 virgates land called Bures, 20«. rent of freemen at Bures, 40«. from the
foreign hundred and 20a. amercements yearly.
Suffolk. Extent, Sunday after St. Denis, 38 Hen. III.
Badmundefeld manor (extent given).
King Henry I gave the manor to Baldwin de Bulers in free marriage with
Sibyl de Faleisse, wherefore no service has ever been done to the king for the
same.
The advowson of Wichum church pertains to George, son and heir of Sir
William de Cantilupo, aged 8 ; and the advowson of the chapel within the court
is free and exempt from the bishop's jurisdiction and pertains to the donation of
the said heir. (See Nos. 840 and 866.)
C. Hen. HI. File 16. (18.)
319. Alan de Moreote.
Writ to the sheriff of Warwick, 1 Oct. 88 Hen. III. Inq. (undated.)
John, his son, aged 8, is his heir.
Warwick. Radewaye, 8 virgates land held of Thomas son of Richard de Warr',
by i mark.
C. Hen. HI. File 16. (14.)
320. AoATHA, late the wife of William le Rus.
Writ to enquire whether Agatha, late the wife of William le Rus, was daughter
and heir of Roger de Clere, and whether the same Roger held Ludburg'
manor of Odinel de Albaniaco, and who is next heir of the same Odinel,
7 Dec. 88 Hen. III. Inq. (missing.) (See Nos. 282 and 462.)
C. Hen. III. File 16. (15.)
321. Henry Gostentyn alias de Costentin.
Writ^ 28 April. Inq. Monday after the Ascension, 89 Hen. III.
Geoffrey, his son, is his heir, and of full age.
Bbdford. Suttun town, 2^ virgates land held of the king in chief by ^ knight's
fee
C. Hen. HI. FUe 16. (16.)
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322. BlOHABD DB DoVOB' (UioS DE DOVEBB.
Wnt, 4 Feb. 89 Hen. HI. Inq. (undated.)
John, his 8on» aged 9, is ms heir.
Essex. Writell town, 124a. in demesne, 7^a. pasture, 2|a. meadow, a messuage
and 14s. 9d. rent, held of Robert de Brus and William de Fen in socage by
service of 31«. Id., and suit at the court of the said Robert. {Comp. No. 299.)
C. Hen. III. File 16. (17.)
323. Maud de Roghefobd, sometime the wife of John de Bydun.
NoBPOLK. Writ, 11 Nov. 89 Hen. III. Extent (undated).
Stowe manor, held in dower of the gift of the said John, who died without
heirs of his body, and the whole barony ought to descend to his five sisters,
whose names are unknown.
BucKiNaHAM. Writ to the sheriff, 14 Dec. 89 Hen. HI. Inq. (undated.)
John Bidun died without heir of his body, and had five sisters, viz. — Amicia
who had three daughters, Amabel, Isabel and Agnes ; Amabel died without heir ;
Isabel had Henry son of Ralph who is her heir; and Agnes, wife of Warin de
Brageham, still lives. Amabel, another sister, had an heir Miles de Bello Campo,
who is living. SaraK the third sister had three daughters, Isabel, Maud and
Philippa; Isabel is living; Maud is dead, leaving a daughter Sarah married to
Robert de Walton ; Philippa is dead, leaving a son John de Kroxton. Maud the
fourth sister had a son Robert son of Geofflrey, who is dead, leaving a son Thomas
son of Robert. Ermigerda the fifth sister had a son Richard (de Gatesden who
is living (altered by interlineation thus : — * two sons John and Richard ; John de
Gatesden the elder is dead, and had a son John who is living'). All the above
are heirs of John Bidun.
Memorandum of attorney of Miles de Bello Campo and Henry son of Ralph,
heirs as above, for receipt of seisin.
C. Hen. III. File 16. (18.)
324. John de Etnabdbslb alias de Etnabdesleg'.
Writ to James Fresel, constable of St. Briavell, 25 Sept. 39 Hen. III.
Writ to the sheriff of Gloucester, 26 Sept. 89 Hen. III. Inq. (undated.)
Hugh, his son, aged 8, is his heir.
Gloucestbb. Newland (novam terram) in the forest of Dene, 151a. land held of
the king in chief by 44^. 5d. rent.
C. Hen. III. File 16. (19.)
325. William Avbnel.
Writ de escaeta to the sheriff of Devon, 8 April. Inq. Tuesday before St.
Barnabas, 39 Hen. III.
Devon. The jury know not whether the land of Badesthorn' is the king's escheat,
for William de Vernon, earl of Devon, gave it to Nicholas Avenel, from whom
it descended to William his son, now dead, of whom they Imow of no heir.
Joan, late his wife, holds a third part in dower, and the king's escheator
holds the land by reason of the wardship of the heir of Baldwin, earl of
Devon. (See Nos. 278 arid 307.)
C. Hen. III. File 16. (20.)
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326. BOOBB DB LA MoBB.
Writ, 8 Dec. 89 Hen. IH. Inq. (mdated.)
Boger, his son, is his heir, and of fall age.
[Salop.] La More town (extent given), held by service of keeping one
constableship {custodiend' imam constabular') in war with the king in Wales,
receiving from the king 12d. daily, and paying 1 mark yearly to the kmg
for alienations ; 5 virgates land held of the bishop of Hereford and Adam
de Acton by service of 5a. 4d. ; and 2 virgates held of Roger de Nortbur* by
service of 2s. lOd.
C. Hen. III. File 17. (1.)
327. Thomas son of Robebt de Walleg' alias de Wallet.
Writ, 24 April. Inq. Thursday before St. Peter ad Vincula, 39 Hen. HI.
WilHam, his son, aged 22, the bearer of this inquisition, is his heir.
[Dbbby.] Walley town, 16a. land, whereof his wife was afterwards dowered of
b^.y and after his death his mother, who held 8a. in dower, died ; total 24a.
Bolesourers, ^ mark rent from 1} bovate and la. land, and 8(2. from
6a. wood and a meadow.
All freely held of the king by homage and 1 mark rent by the hands of the
bailiff of Bolesourers.
C. Hen. III. FUe 17. (2.)
328. Rboinald be Bathonu.
WHt, 22 Feb. 89 Hen. III.
Reginald, his son, aged 15, is his heir.
[SoMEBSBT.] Inq. (undated.)
Gumton Durevil', 1} virgate land held of the king's escheat of the fee
of Eustace de Durevill hanged for felony, doing royal service.
Radewell, J knight's fee held of Henry de Penebrugge in socage by
service of 10«., and 2s. to Tanton priory.
More, 2 virgates held of Nicholas de Meriet in socage by service of 128.
Bbdpobd. Inq. The Sunday when 'letare Jerusalem* is sung, 89 Hen. HI.
Wibaudeston, J knight's fee held of Sir William de Bello Campo de
Eton.
C. Hen. III. FUe n. (3.)
329. Rooeb de Gboft.
Writ, 1 Oct. 89 Hen. HI. Inq. Monday the feast of St. Luke.
He died on Thursday after St. Matthew last. Henry, his son, aged
16, is his heir, and was espoused five years before his father's death.
Lancasteb. Dalton town, 2 carucates land (extent given) held of the king in
chief by service of 10a. yearly.
Clagton town, 4 J bovates (extent given) and ^ water mill, held of the king
in chief by service of 20«. 6d. yearly.
Kellet town, 7 bovates held of the king in chief by service of 4«. 2d.
yearly, of which others are enfeoffed paying the same rent.
C. Hen. III. File 17. (4.)
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330. Jambs db Putton alias db Puton.
Writ to Eobert de Stopham, bailiff of Clarendon, 27 Jan. Inq. The day of the
Holy Trinity, 39 Hen. III.
William, his son, is his heir, and of full age.
[Wilts.] Clarendon forest, 1 virgate land held of the king in chief by service of
keeping the forest by himself or another horseman and two foot Serjeants at
his own cost.
[Southampton ?] La Bokolt forest, 1 virgate land held of the king in chief by
service of keeping the bailiwick of La Bokolt by himself on horseback and
one foot Serjeant at his own cost, and 20«. to the king's keeper of Clarendon.
C. Hen. III. File 17. (5.)
331. BlOHABD DB LiKDON.
Writ, 29 Nov. 89 Hen. III. Inq. (undated.)
Simon, his son, aged 24 and more, is his heir.
Northampton. Eston manor (extent given) held of the king in chief by service
of 2 knights.
Lincoln. Writ, 29 Nov. Inq. The eve of St. Nicholas, 89 Hen. III.
Creton manor and advowson (extent given) held of Sir Walter de Colevil
for 1 knight's fee.
C. Hen. III. File 17. (6.)
332. Gboffbby db Baogbsatb alias db Bagbssbtb.
Writ {missing).
He died on Monday before SS. Fabian and Sebastian, 89 Hen. IH. Alice de
Froxle, daughter of one of his aunts, and Alice de Tywe and Joan de Homle, his
aunts, the youngest of whom, Alice, is aged 40, are his heirs.
[Surrey.] Extent {undated and dejaced).
Chabeham town, 40a. arable, 5a. meadow, J mark rent and J mark
services, and there are due yearly to the abbot and convent of Certese, the
lords of that fee, 10s. 4d. rent, 12 gallons of honey price 65., 2 sheep
or 2s., 2 quarters oats, 1 ploughshare, 1 horse for carrying a monk to
Winchester twice a year, and other small services, all the services being
worth 26s. 5d.
Berks. Inq. The day of St. Scholastica, 89 Hen. III.
He held a serjeanty called Bagesset' of the king in chief by a rent of 60s.,
but that serjeanty does not pertain to the land of Bagesset', but to the land of
Shunigehull and Cowurthe, which are held of the king in chief.
Bagesset* manor, held of Sir William de Windles [ores] in chief by service
of i knight's fee and J mark yearly.
C. Hen. III. File 17. (7.)
333. Margaret late the wife of William de Ferrariis, earl of Derby.
Stafford. Writ oj extent to the sheriff of lands claimed in dower by the said
Margaret, 7 May, 39 Hen. III. Extent and appraisement {undated).
Horecros, 10a. rent paid by Nicholas de Walesh' to Bobert de Meleberne
by the gift of William the last earl.
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Mereinton, a n^iH held of the earl by Robert Owen, oat of which the last
earl assigned 40s. to Simon de Tok' in exchange for land.
Rolveston, 2 virgates land held by William de Rolveston of the gift of
the last earl.
Derby. Writ (as above) to the sheriff, 7 May, 89 Hen. III. Extent and appraise-
ment {undated).
Arelewasseleg, 120a. land.
Wyggeleg', Femigleg aluis Fernelig' and Asselewehay alias Asselewes-
shay, 40«. land.
Bradebom, 5 marks rent.
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NoBTHAMPTON. Writ (as above) to the sheriff, 7 May. Extent and appraisement
Monday before St. Barnabas, 89 Hen. III.
Bingstede, 12^ virgates land and 2 cottages.
Stanewigg', 5 virgates land and 2 cottages.
Caldecot', J virgate land.
Bissenden, a mill.
Northampton. Extent and appraisement, Saturday the morrow of St. Barnabas,
39 Hen. III.
Neubotteir manor (full extent given).
Essex. Writ (as above) to the sheriff, 7 May, 39 Hen. III. Extent and appraise-
ment {undated).
Wodeham Ferreres manor (extent given).
JEjSBBX. Extent and appraisement {undated).
Fayerstede (manor) (extent given).
Essex. Extent and appraisement {undated). ^
Stebbing' alias Stubbingg' manor (extent given).
G. Hen. III. File 17. (8.)
334. GiLBBRT DB SbGRAVB.
Writ {missing).
Nicholas, his son, age variously stated as 16 and 17, is his heir.
Lbicbster. Extent {undated).
Hwetstan town in (S^utlacston hundred, 16 virgates land, excepting one
toft, each containing 27a., 20a. meadow, tallage, a mill, pasture, &c. held of
the earl of Winchester in chief by socage.
Lbicbster. Extent {undated).
Montsorel manor (extent given), wherein are two holdings, viz. of the
fee of the earl of Winchester towards the south, and of the fee of the earl of
Chester towards the north ; for Montsorel mill Hugh le Despenser pays 1
mark rent ; and of 9a. meadow the countess of Arundel has 8a. in dower.
[Lbicbster.] Extent {undated).
Gothes manor (extent given with names of tenants), held of the king in
socage, rendering yearly one berselet in leash {in ligamine).
Leicester. Extent {undated).
Cotes town, a member pertaining to Segrave manor, 10 virgates (?)
land, 6«. 2d. rent, &c. held of Sir William de Wytthynton, service unknown.
Houthon, 2 virgates land, each containing 13^a., held of Sir Banulph
de lorz by service of 4d., and by him held of the king in chief.
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Warwick. Extent (undated).
AUespathe town, 44«. 3d. rent of assize, services, tallage, perquisites of
courts, &c.
Astleya town, . . s. id, rent of assize, and he held the whole homage
of the town of Bertin de
Coventry, 89a. and 4 hens rent of assize of all the free tenants, held of
the fee of the prior of the town. (See Rot. Fin. 39 Hen. in, m. 13.)
Writ de escaeta, 24 Dec. 39 Hen. III. Inq, (undated.)
Cambbidgb. Stanton manor was of the lands of the Bretons, viz. — of Daniel de la
Roche, after whose death his wife held it in dower. And after her death the
present king granted it to Stephen de Segrave to hold during pleasure ; bat
moved with anger against him, the king reseized it and committed it to his
sister, the queen of Scots, after whose deatii he committed it again to the
said Stephen. After Stephen's death, his son Gilbert held it for life, but
the jury know not whether by charter or by grace. And so the manor is
the king's escheat.
C. Hen. III. File 17. (9.)
335. Richard le Gos alias Gos, who died in Neugat prison.
Writ to the sheriff of Lincoln, 30 Oct. 39 Hen. III. Inq. {undated.)
John son of Tholy, is his heir, and is of full age according to the custom of
Lincoln City.
Lincoln. Lincobi city, 1 toft held of the precentor of Lincoln ; 1 toft of the
dean and chapter of Lincoln ; 1 toft of Adam son of William son of Warin ;
1 toft of the grange of St. Sepulchre's, Lincoln ; 1 mark rent of Martjn
son of Iweyn for life ; and a void place of land. All of which have been in
the king's hands through the bailififs of Lincoln since the said Richard was
taken, viz. — from the feast of St. Andrew, 36 Hen. III.
C. Hen. HI. FiU 17. (10.)
336. WiLLUM DE LA FaLEIS oliOB PE LA FaLES, DB LA FaLEYSE.
WHt, 14 July, 39 Hen. HI.
He died on Monday after SS. Peter and Paul, 39 Hen. IH. Elias, his son,
is his heir, and of full age.
[Southampton.] Extent {undated).
Rughenor, 1 carucate land in demesne, 16s. i^d. rent of assize, la.
meadow, services, &c. held of the king by serjeanty of finding one footman
with purpoint, lance, and iron cap for forty days at his own cost in war time
for the defence of Winchester Castle. Lady Ida late the wife of Sir Elias de
la Fales, his elder brother, has a third part in dower. The said William
rendered 40«. yearly to the exchequer for alienation of the serjeanty by
fine made by his brother Elias.
Hausingefeld, 8a. land held of Henry son of Philip de Hausingefeld by
2s. rent.
Southampton. Extent {undated).
Fordingebrug' manor (extent given) J carucate of the inheritance of
Alice sometime his wife held of Sir John de Burgo by service of i knight's
fee of the small fees of Mortain. {Comp. No. 851.)
C. Hen. HI. FiU 17. (11.
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337. Hbnby de Hatjvill' alias db Haxjtilb.
Writ de causa capiianis to the sheriff of Lincoln, 28 June, 39 Hen. IH. Inq.
(undated.)
Lincoln. Boston town, the toll (lestagium) which was of the said Henry is not
the king's demesne or escheat ; for the said Henry had two sons Ralph and
Thomas, and Ralph the elder begot two sons during the life of the said
Henry ; and the king has only the wardship until the full age of the elder
son of the said Ralph.
The wife of the said Henry has 4i. in dower out of that toll. (See No. 281
and 361.)
C. Hen. III. File 17. (12.)
338. Ralph de Bethum.
Writ, 30 Oct. 39 Hen. HI.
He died on Sunday beforoNSt. Gregory, 38 Hen. HI.
[Lancaster.] Inq. Saturday after the Epiphany, 39 Hen. III.
(Unspecified) 1S| bovates land held of the honour of Lancaster by a
farm of 17Jd. to the king's use by the hands of the sheriff.
7 carucates and 2 bovates land, held of Edmimd de Lascy of the barony
of Penwrtham, 9 carucates making a knight's fee, and they are held by
fee of the hauberk (hrice), viz. —
Argarmeles, 1 carucate.
Warton, 3 carucates.
- Neusum, 2 bovates.
Glahton, 2 carucates.
Bretherton, 1 carucate.
Kirkeby, 1 carucate held of the fee of Wydnes of Edmund de Lascy
by knight's service.
Lancaster. Inq. Wednesday after Palm Sunday, 39 Hen. III.
As above, with the following in addition : —
Botele town, 2 carucates land held of the earl of Perrars by service of
8«. 8d. ; and 4 bovates held of the church of St. Mary Waleton by
service of 20d.
Wytinton, 7J bovates land held of Walter de Lindesheye by service of
6s. 8d. (See Nos. 318 and 890.)
C. Hen. III. File 17. (18.)
339. Matthew lb Ybnub alias lb Venour.
Writ to the sheriff of Leicester, 26 June, 39 Hen. III. Inq. (undated.)
Bobert, his son, aged 28, is his heir.
Leicester. Kereby, 3 virgates land, 15a. of assart, and 4 cottages, in demesne,
and 6«. Id. rent, held of the king in chief by knight's service, viz. 2a. for
each virgate when scutage is at 40^., and V2d. rent held of the fee of the earl
of Leicester.
Eoteby, a mill held of the earl of Winchester, service unspecified.
Hauthime, 10^ virgates land held of the said earl, and 12s. rent of
the land of Bobert le Venour and Boger his son, services unspecified.
Watton, 3s. rent &om 1 virgate land.
Leicester, 4«. 9rf. rent from William de Sadinton and Boger de Cramford
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The lands, &c. held of the king have come into the. hands of the eseheator,
and the rest into those of the lords of whom they were held ; William de Keleby,
the escheator, holds those held of the king, and John de Gramfor those held of
the earl of Winchester.
C. Hen. III. File 17. (14.)
340. Sir Willum de Kalna alias db Cantilupo.
Writ to the sheriff of Wilts, 18 Nov. 89 Hen. III.
A boy named George, aged not quite 3, is his heir.
[Wilts.] Inq. {undated.)
Calna town, viz. 25 messuages, 4 virgates land called Bures, 4a. land,
4a. meadow, a mill, foreign hundred, and market with toll, held in fee of the
king in chief by service of 15Z. to the exchequer.
[Warwick.] Extent, St. Martin's day, 89 Hen. III.
Hasten manor (full extent given), including rents in Suckeberg', Hille-
borewewarth' and Stodleya.
[Bedford and Buckingham.] Extent made by twelve freemen and twelve
customary tenants, 89 Hen. III.
Eyton manor, 12 hides held of the king in chief by service of 1 fee
(full extent given), including the herbage of Diidenmeshei (?) and Mente-
more, a mill called SfwifesmuU, and fees in Mentemore town held by
Sir Ealph le [Po]er, Sir William Eussell, Sir Hugh le Dun, and Roger de
Argenteim ; and 7 hides held of the heirs of Hugh de Gurnay for J fee.
All the rents of the 19 hides were assigned by Sir William de Cantilupo to
John de Montealto, with his daughter, and the rents of three mills were
assigned for life to Lady Agnes de Verdun.
Endorsed : — ^Extente facte de terris Domini W. de C in
com- . . . . et Bedef , Wiltes', Sumers' et Dors'. (See Nos. 818 and 866.)
C. Hen. HI. File 17. (15.)
341. Isabel daughter of Odinel de Forde.
WriU, 12 Feb. and 5 March. Inq. The eve of Palm Sunday, 89 Hen. IH.
Northumbebland. WUouer, i of the capital messuage, which is a waste mote,
the advowson of the church, 82a. arable, 8a. meadow, 8J bovates defensible
land, and i of the mill, of the borough, of toll and markets, of garden, and of
2 parts of the whole of Chyvioth Forest.
Hetpol, 4:S. Qd. rent, and i of a meadow and of the tallage of drench men
{drengorum).
Beleford, J of the capital messuage, 120a. demesne, 8a. meadow, bond-
men, cottars, and i of the garden, mill and services of Dichend, &c.
Hedereslau, 40«. from two drench men, and other rents, &c.
All these were held of the king in chief by service of li knight.
The heirs are Isabel de Huntercumb, aged 24, and the two daughters of the
earl of Strathern, viz. Muriel aged 10, and Marjory aged 6.
Ford, Crukum and Kenemeriston held of Sir William de Huntercumb
by service of 1 knight, viz. 400a. by the long hundred {per inajorem numeinun)
and llSa., 27a. meadow, and 40^. Os. ^d. rent of mills, bondmen
cottars, &c.
Ford, the advowson of the church.
Richard de Ford, knight, her uncle, aged 26, is her heir.
NoBTHUMBERLAND. DupUcate Inq. The eve of Palm Sunday, 89 Hen. IH.
Same as the above, except that the acreage in Ford is larger by a score.
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Writ ofpartUion, 2 April. Partition, Monday before St. Mark, 39 Hen. HI.
Partition into two parts, between Isabel de Huntercumbe and the daughters
of the earl of Strathem, Muriel and Marjory, of the above lands, &c. in WUouer,
Hetpol, Beleford and Hedereslau, including the services of certain tenants and the
advowson of WUouer church, with details of boundaries, &o. The homage and
service of Odenell de Ford was [previously] assigned to William de Himtercumbe
and Isabel his wife, and in recompense thereof that of William de Akild was
assigned to the earl of Strathem, and that of Robert de Hulecestre to Adam de
Wygeton and Isabel de Forde his wife, each of whom hold 1 knight's fee, and this
partition was made soon after the death of Robert de Muscamp' by the assent of
his heirs.
C. Hen. III. File 17. (16.)
342. Robert db Pontefbacto.
Writ, 27 Nov. 89 Hen. III. Inq. {undated.)
BoMEBSET. Horchardeslegh, 1 hide land held of Thomas de Horchardesh' by
service of Id. yearly or one pair of gloves.
C. Hen. III. File 17. (17.)
343. Adam son of Gilbebt.
Writ to the sheriff of Lincoln, 26 April, 39 Hen. III. Inq. (undated.)
Lincoln. He held 15a. land in Muleton on the day he espoused Alice late his
wife and could dower her thereof.
C. Hen. III. File n. (18.)
344. Thomas Picot of Radeclyve.
Writ, 12 Feb. 39 Hen. IH. Inq. Sunday after St. Matthew, 40 [Hen. III].
Peter, his son, aged 28, is his heir.
[Nottingham.] Radeclive, 14^ virgates land (excepting 2a.) in demesne, 12^
virgates in villenage, 2 water mills, a free fishery, and 16«. 8^. rent from
cottages and 19«. lOd. from freemen.
Kynestan, 18«. 9d. from services of free men.
C. Hen. III. File 17. (19.)
345. William lb Mat aUas May, le Met.
Writ to the sheriff of Lincoln, 25 Jan. 40 Hen. III. Inq. (undated,)
William, his son, aged 24, is his heir.
Lincoln. (Unspecified) 100«. rent held of the king in chief by service of the
keeping of a hound (bragetti).
[NobfolkJ Inq. (undated,)
Stanho town, 100a. land and 208. rent of assize held of the king in chief.
Causton town, 40a. land, la. pasture, 10«. Sd. rent of assize, &c., held
of the king in chief.
Ingwrthe, J of a mill similarly held.
' Causton town, 2a. land, la. pasture, la. turbary, and 18d. rent of
assize, held of John de Burgo.
Hevingham, 3«. from a windn;iill, whereof Henry le Cat holds the
other ^art.
The said land and tenement was held of the king by service of keeping. one
brachet.
C. Hen. III. FUe 17. (20.)
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346. William lb Prauncbys,
Writ, 10 Oct. 40 Hen. III. Inq. (undated.)
William, his son, aged 26, is his heir.
Salop. Little Sutton, 29a. land and 3Ja. meadow held of the king by service of
28, 6d. yearly ; and 2a. land held of Osbert de Sutton by service of Jd., and
Jd. stretward to the king. {See No. 869.)
C. Hen. III. FUe 18. (1.)
347. Elizabeth Tayleboys alias Taylbobs.
Writ to the sheriff of Northumberland, 6 July, 40 Hen. III. Inq. (undated.)
Robert Taylboes, her son, aged 40 at least, is her heir.
NoBTHUMBERLAND. (Unspecified) one knight's fee worth 49Z. 8«. 4d. yearly, held
of the king by service of 1 knight's fee.
C. Hen. III. FUe 18, (2.)
348. Gboffbby Tbbgoz.
Writ (undated fragment).
He died on Saturday before SS. Simon and Jude, 89 Hen. III.
Robert, his son, aged 24 on St. Benedict's day last, 40 Hen. Ill, is his heir.
NoBFOLK. Inq. (undated.) Billingford manor held of the king in chief of the
honour of Peverel by service of f knight's fee.
Redeleswrth' manor held of the king by service of J knight's fee, and by
Peter de Meulinges of the said Geoffrey by the same service.
Essex. Inq. (undated.) ToUeshunte manor held of the king in chief of Peverel
honour by service of J knight's fee.
ToUeshunte, 20a. land held of the abbess of Berkinge by service of 20rf.,
and 20a. pasture of Philip de Bovile by service of 2<. yearly.
St. Laurence, held of the king by service of J knight's fee, and by
William de Panencurt of the said Geoffrey by the same service ; and 50a.
land held of Richard Munvirun by service of 1 mark yearly.
Blunteshale manor held of the king of the honour of Peverel by service
of i knight's fee.
Topingho, held of the king by service of J knight's fee : Richard de
Welle holds the said land through the queen, and Robert Fillol held it of the
said Geoffrey by the same service.
C. Hen. III. FUe 18. (3.)
349. Ralph le Bbet.
Writ to the sheriff of Somerset, 24 May, 40 Hen. HI. Inq. (undated.)
Sombbset. Juliana de Cultura demised her land of Orcherdlee to Ralph le Bret
for his life, to supply her with all the necessaries of life, and the said Ralph
held the same in this manner only and not of the king in chief. On his death
the escheator took the land into the king's hands, but on what ground is
unknown to the jury.
C. Hen. III. FiU 18. (4.)
350. John de Sancto Clabo.
Writ to the sheriff of Essex, 31 March, 40 Hen. III. Inq, (undated.)
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EssBx. He did not hold any other land of the king in chief than of the honour
of Boulogne, of which he held a messuage and 80a. land for J knight's fee
and 28. rent ; and his ancestors were enfeoffed of the same as well as of
the lands he held of the abbot of St. Edmund. {See No. 248.)
C. Hen. III. File 18. (5.)
351. William lb Abbblastbr alias Arblastab' de Gbvbldale.
Writ to the sheriff of York, 15 July, 40 Hen. HI. Inq, (undated.)
He had 3 sisters, viz. — Alice, from whom came Walter her son ; Eva, from
whom come Cecily and Alice ; and Avice, from whom came Alan ; all of full age,
who are his heirs.
York. The two towns called Geveldale, 4 carueates land held by crossbow service
and doing guard at York Castle in time of war for 40 days at his own costs,
and if longer, at the king's costs, and conducting the king's treasure through
the county at the king's costs.
C. Hen. HI. FUe 18. (6.)
352. William de Hoeesham.
Mandate from John Waler[and], the king's escheator, to his co-escheator in
CO. Devon, with transcript of writ, 2 Feb. 40 Hen. III. Inq. (undated.)
He lived until the feast of St. Lucy last. William, his son, aged 4, is his heir.
Devon. Buddelegh hundred held of the king in chief by socage for 3 marks
yearly.
Hokesham, held of the heirs of Breweys of Biry honour for 1 knight's fee.
Bokelond, held of Sir Ralph de Esse for J knight's fee.
But on the day he died he only held in hand the said hundred, and the
homage and relief of the other lands.
[Devon.] Inq. (undated.)
The wardship of his heir, aged 4 at Easter last, and of the land of Hockesham
is worth nothing because the said William enfeoffed William de Punchard' thereof
on Sunday before the feast of the Holy Cross in May, 89 Hen. IH, and afterwards
he lived until the feast of St. Lucy, 40 Hen. HI.
Budd(leigh) hundred he held on the day of his death of the king in
serjeanty, rendering 8 marks yearly to the sheriff; and he enfeoffed the said
William de Punchard' of the land of Bocland in the hundred of Branton on
Sunday after the feast of the Holy Cross in May, 89 Hen. III.
C. Hen. III. File 18. (7.)
353. William pe Pabis cdias de Pabtb.
Writs, 28 Dec. and 28 Feb. 40 Hen. HI.
Kalph Ivaus is his heir on the part of his elder sister, and has a moiety of
the lands by the king's command, and Eobert le Gustur, aged 28, is co-heir on
the part of his other sister.
SoMBBSET. Inq. (undated.) Cnolle manor, held of the heirs of the Lady Sabine
de Ortiaco by service of i knight's fee.
Stokes manor, held of Sir William de Monte Acuto by service of i and J
knight's fee.
Buckingham. Esaton manor, sometime held of the king in chief by service of 1
knight's fee, but which William de Monte Acuto has held for three years in fee.
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Oxford. Karsington manor, sometime held of Sir William de Cantilupo in chief
by service of 1 knight's fee, which the said William de Monte Acuto now holds
in fee.
[Buckingham.] Inq, {undated and defective.) Aston manor, sometime held of
the king in chief by service pertaining to 1 knight's fee, and he conferred
the same 3 years before his death on William de Monte Acuto for his homage
and service, who still holds it.
[SoMEBSET.] [Knjolle manor, held of the heir of Biohard de Hortiaco for
i knight's fee of Mortain.
Stok' manor, held of William de [Monte Acuto] by service of 1 knight's
fee.
OxFOBD. Eersinton manor, held of William Maudut^ which manor (he gave ?) to
Sir William de Monte Acuto, who now holds it.
C.H€n.IILFaelS. (8.)
354. BoBEBT LB Bel.
Writ, 24 June, 40 Hen. III. Inq. (undated.)
Adam, his son, aged SO, is his heir.
SoMEBSET. Gumpton Durevil', i virgate, sometime of Eustace Durevil hung for
felony, held of the king in chief by service of 6d. yearly ; 8 virgates held of
Sir Alan de Furnellis by i knight's fee ; and a portion of land and a mill
held of the heirs of Sir William Malerb' alias Malet by knight's service.
C. Hen. III. FUe 18. (9.)
355. Hbmby DE Chaumflub' alias db Gampo Flob[ido].
Writ, 28 Nov. Inq. Saturday before St. Thomas the Apostle, 40 Hen. III.
Hilary, his son, aged 40, is his heir.
SoMEBSET. Sterte town, Ilia, land, 12a. meadow, 9a. pasture, 19s. 6d. rent, &c.
held of the king in chief by service of 9s. rent for the price of one crane at
Michaelmas.
C. Hen. III. File 18. (10.)
356. John de Eynabdele alias de Einabdesle.
WoBOESTBB. Writ to the sheriiff, 30 Aug. 40 Hen. HI. Inq. (undated.)
Severnestok manor, i knight's fee held of Sir Boger de Cliflford, doing
royal service.
He held nothing of the king.
Hebbfobd. Writ to the sheriff, 80 Aug. Inq. Monday the feast of St. Denis,
40 Hen. III.
Bruges, 1 carucate land, a fulling mill and another mill held of Sir
Boger de Clifford in chief by service of lib. cummin rent.
Longeford, 1 carucate land held of the said Boger by service of lib.
pepper ; and these 2 carucates answer for J knight's fee when scutage runs.
Wurmeton, 1 carucate land held of the heirs of Balph de Saucey by
service of ^ knight's fee.
He held nothing of the king in chief.
C. Hen. III. File 18. (11.)
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357. Hugh de Essex.
Writ to the sheriflf of Essex, 7 Nov. 40 Hen. III. Inq. (undated.)
Essex. Rewenhale, 31a. land, 5a. meadow and la. wood were delivered to him to
farm by Robert de Haselingfeud for 10s. yearly, and after the said Hugh's
death the king's escheator took the same, together with other lands &c. which
the said Hugh held of the king in chief, into the king's hands.
C. Hen. III. File 18. (12.)
358. William de Bevillb alias de Beuvile.
Writ, 9 Aug. 40 Hen. HI. Inq. (undated.)
Randulph, his son, aged 9 on the Srd day after St. Michael, 31 Hen. Ill (sic).
[Stafford.] (Unspecified) 8 bovates land, a pasture, garden, and 26Jd., 1 pair of
white gloves and 1 barbed arrow rent, held of the king in chief by service of
5s. yearly and suit of court at Newcastle under Lyme.
C. Hen. in. FUe 18. (13.)
359. Ralph de Gbendon.
Mandate -from Thomas de Stanford to Sir Peter de Tuk', with transcript of uyrit,
10 Jan. Inq. Sunday after St. Scholastica, 40 Hen. III.
Robert, his soil, aged 14, is his heir.
Derby. Boyleston, 17^ bovates land, with pasture, 6 cottars, 80a. wood, a moiety
of a mill, and the advowson of a moiety of the church, held of Sir Andrew de
Grend[on], rendering 2s. or one sore sparrowhawk at the choice of the
tenant, and when scutage runs he shall answer as attorney of his brother
Sir Andrew to the earl of Derby (domino Com' DerV) for i knight's fee.
C. Hen. III. FUe 18. (14.)
360. Hugh de Gapis alias de Gapes.
Writ, 12 Oct. 40 Hen. HI. Inq. (undated.)
Thomas, his son, aged 15 at the feast of the St. John the Baptist last, is his
heir.
Northampton. Falwesleye manor, held of the king in chief by service of 15 J.
yearly.
Great Preston town, 9 carucates land held of Sir Hugh de Swyneford
and other lords in chief by service of 40s. rent ; and 4 virgates land held
of Richard de Amondewill by service of 10s. yearly.
Thorp town, 20s. rent of assize, tenure unspecified.
C. Hen. III. File 18. (15.)
361. Henby de Haxtvill alias de Hautvill.
Writ to the sherffi of Norfolk and Suffolk, 28 March, 40 Hen. III.
[NoBPOLK.] Inq. (undated.)
Lenn town, toll (lastagium) worth lOZ. was yearly held by the said Henry
of the king by service of falconry (servicium falconer'). After his death
Thomas his son held the same, and Amice late the wife of the said Henry
had her dower thereof. It is not the king's escheat except during th«
minority of Henry son of Ralph, heir of the said Henry.
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[Norfolk.] Inq. (undated,)
Gernemuth town, the toll (lestagium) was held by the said Henry of the
king in chief, service unknown, but long before his death he demised the
same to fee farm to William Gerberge of Gernemuth and GeoflErey de
Benham and their heirs, &c. by a rent of 40«. ; which rent since the death
of the said Henry 8 years ago, has remained in the hands of the heirs
of the said William and Geoftey because no one on the part of the said
Henry has required it, and they knew not to whom they ought to pay it.
The said toll is not the king's escheat, but the wardship of the said rent
pertains to the king during the minority of the heir of the said Henry.
[Suffolk.] Inq. (undated.)
Gipwic' town, toll (lestagium)^ worth 20«., was held by the said
Henry of the king by serjeanty of falconry (fcdconarum) , but he sold the same
to Geoffrey de Reynham and John BoUe of Gipwic' and their heirs, <fec. by
service of ^ mark yearly, of which nothing has been paid since the said
Henry's death, because they knew not to whom they should pay.
Writ to the sheriff of Norfolk and Suffolk, 6 Dec. 41 Hen. IH. Inq. (undated.)
Henry son of Ralph, son of the said Heiyry, aged 11, is his heir. After
the death of Ralph de Hauvill his kinsman, there descended to him 100s. yearly
in Lenn and Ketleston, and after the death of Peter his kinsman, 40s. yearly in
Reynh(am). Thomas de Hauvill, who at the feasts of SS. Peter and Paul next
will have held the said lands, &c. for 4 years, on the day his father died at
Lynford, co. Buckingham, came to take seisin at Reynham as of the gift of his
father, and on the morrow at Dun ton.
NoBFOLK. Dunton and Ketleston manor, held of the king in chief by serjeanty
of keeping the king's falcons.
Bisynham, 52s. rent, excepting dower, held of the king in chief by 40s.
farm, which Ralph de Erlham paid to him.
Lenn, 47s. (rent), whereof his relict has a moiety in dower. (See Nob.
281 and 837.)
a Hen. III. FOe 18. (16.)
362. William [son of JIobbbt] db Aubemahle alias de Alba Maba, db
Alba Marla.
Writ to the sheriflf of Gloucester, 11 Feb. 40 Hen. IH. Inq. (undated fragment.)
Thomas de Evercy alias Deversy son of Anora his sister, Isabel de Alba Mara
alias de Gloustre ? his sister, Richard de Stanleye alias de Stalling, de Stanling,
son of Eatherine his sister, Matilda de Alba Mara alias de Stanleg' his sister, all of
full age, and William, son of William Hathewy (heir of Agnes his sister ?), aged
12, are his heirs.
Glougbsteb of the king, a certain land . . . . ,1 carucate
land in demesne . . . . , &om which the said Bartholomew shall
receive yearly ....
[Glougbsteb.] Inq. (undated.) Ruwardin manor in the forest of Dene (extent
given), held of the king in chief by service of 28s. yearly.
[Hbbefobd.] Homme, 1 carucate land held of the fee of the bishop of Hereford
by service of 8s. yearly.
[Glougbsteb.] Stintescumbe, 2 carucates land, tenure unspecified.
Throp outside Winchecumb, 1 carucate land, service unknown.
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Mandate dkc. with transcript of writ, to the constable of the castle of St. Brevell,
12 Feb. ExUnt, St. Mark's day, 40 Hen. IH.
[Gloucbbtbb.] Ruardin manor in the forest of Dene (extent given), held of the
king in chief by 23«. rent and serjeanty, viz. — Attending the constable of
St. Brevell with a horse and hauberk (lorica) within the bounds of the forest
at his own cost, and attending the pleas of the forest, when summoned.
WHt, 10 March, 40 Hen. HI.
[Gloucestbb.] Inq. (undated.) Stintescomb', 110a. arable, 8a. meadow, 8a.
pasture, garden, watermill, pannage, and 100«. rent, and 1 goose worth IJd.,
held of the lord of the barony of Berkele by service of 10s. 6d. yearly.
[GiiOUOBSTBB.] Inq. (undated.) La Trop, 1 carucate land and 42s. rent'i&c.
held of the lord of Sudleye by 19s. M. rent.
Hebbfobd. Inq. (undated.) Homme manor, 2 virgates arable, with meadow,
garden, and pasture, and 8s. rent which he rendered yearly to the bishop of
Hereford.
C. Hen. IIL FUe 18. (17.)
363. ROBBBT DB PaBGO.
Writ to Ralph de Covene, steward of the king's forest of Fekham, 29 July. Inq.
Friday after St. Peter ad Vincula, 40 Hen. HI.
Henry de Parco, his son, is his heir and of full age.
[WoBCESTEB.] Fekeham forest, 1 virgate land held of the king in chief for
keeping the king's park, whereof the king has the herbage and pannage, and
the said Robert had windfalls up to 5 oaks and dead wood ; 6a. of assart held
of the kii\g by 2s. 8d. rent by the hands of the sheriff ; 2 virgates of the
abbot of Bordesle by 2lb. cummin rent ; and 3 virgates of Robert le Chevaler
of Bradele by service of 1 pair of gloves.
C. Hen. III. FUe 18. (18.)
364. Henby le Ohahbebleng.
Writ to the sheriff of Lincoln, 28 March, 40 Hen. IIL Inq. (undated.)
John, his son, aged 20 on Friday after St. Matthew last, is his heir.
Lincoln. iSerston, capital messuage, 11 bovates'and 8 parts of a bovate, 3 tofts,
pasture, and 2Z6. pepper rent, held of the king in chief by service of finding
one knight in the king's army ; and 2 marks rent held of Thomas Grelley by
service of 1 pair of gilt spurs.
Wykingebi, capital messuage, 13 bovates land and 4 tofts, held of Henry
de Percy by service of 2J knight's fees for that land and the land of Aufeld ;
5 bovates land held of the bishop of Lincoln, rents of lib. wax and 3s. 4rf.,
and a wood held of the fee of Percy, services unspecified. And the said
Henry used to render 16d. yearly to Richard de Buselingtorp for a bovate
which he gave to the monks of Stainfeld in alms, and 4d. yearly to the monks.
C. Hen. III. FUe 18. (19.)
365. Isabel be Bbog alias Sibtl de Bboe alias de la Bbog.
Writ to the sheriff of Salop, 7 Feb. 40 Hen. IH. Inq. (undated.)
She had 3 sisters, viz. — ^Edelina, wife of Stephen de Turnham, heirs
unknown; Alice, wife of William Harang*, from whom issued two daughters,
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Emma from whom issued Peter Hotoft alias de Hamtoft, and Felicia from whom
issued Nicholas de Wauncy ; and Clemencia, wife of William Mallesoveres, from
whom issued Aunger de Tatlinton : these three are her heirs and of full age-
Salop. Chetelton manor, held of the king in chief by service of finding 1 man
to go with the king into North Wales with bow and arrows when necessary.
Writ to the sherijff of Salop, 16 June, 40 Hen. III. Inq. (undated.)
Salop. Chetinton manor, held (as above). As Aunger is from a sister and
Nicholas and Peter from neices, it seems to the jury that Aunger is the heir.
(See No. 317.)
a Hen. III. File 18. (20.)
366. Walter db Pavbly.
Writ to the sheriff of Wilts, 8 July, 40 Hen. III. Extent (undated).
Reginald de Pavely, knt., his son, is his heir and of full age.
Wilts. Westburi manor, with its appurtenances, viz. — Broc, Heneddingehull,
Stokes and LoUedon (extent given), held of the king in chief by service of
1 knight's fee ; 2 carucates land (extent given), held of William de
Pluggenet, of his mother's marriage, without service ; 2 virgates land of
the prior of Fernlegh by service of lOs. yearly ; 20a. arable, 10a. pasture,
8a. meadow and 17s. rent of assize, .held of William Burnel by service of
10s. ; and a messuage, &c. held of William Morin without service.
C. Hen. HI. File 19. (1.)
367. Pbtbb db Rossa, parson of Rewenhale.
Writ (missing). Inq. Wednesday after St. Andrew, 40 Hen. III. He died on
Ascension day, 89 Hen. III.
E'ssBx; Hbrtfobd. The said Peter 8 years before his death demised to the
Master of the Knights of the Temple in England the manor of Rewenhale
(co. Essex) for six years for 22Z. yearly, whereof the said Master
gave him 661. in hand for 3 years. On Saturday before the Ascension,
39 Hen. III. came Brother William del Estre, preceptor of Kersing
and Wyham, and other brethren by the will of the Master and returned
the said manor to the said Peter, who gave them about 100a. land in the said
manor in frank almoign ; and the same day he granted by charter to Robert
de Scales (his nephew) the manor of Rewenhale, and to Alice wife of the said
Robert the manor of Newesel (co. Hertford) ; and on the Sunday following took
their homage after making them swear to find a chaplain for ever to celebrate
for his soul, and that if he should recover the said Robert would give him his
manor of Hoo in co. Norfolk for life, and the said Alice would give him the
manor of Hecelingfeld in co. Cambridge for life ; and he commanded his
servants, who on Monday following put the said Robert in seisin of
Rewenhal manor, and on Tuesday the said Alice of Newesel manor ; and so
she remained until Friday in Whitsun week when the escheators ejected her.
The said Peter was of good memory always until his death, and a little
before his death assumed the dress of the Templars.
C. Hen. HI. File 19. (2.)
368. Gboffrby d'Avbnbyb alias Avenb.
Mandate dc. taith transcript of tvrit, 26 June, 40 Hen. III. Inq. Sunday after
All Saints.
John, his son, is his heir, and of full age.
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Suffolk. Wanford town, 60a. land, a messuage and 31«. 2Jd. rent, held of the
king in chief by service of J knight's fee, and 12d. to Dover Castle ; and
SOa. held of the earl of Cornwall by service of 20(2.
C. Hen. III. File 19. (3.)
369. William Hbbvit alias Hervey.
Mandate dkc. with transcript of writy 9 Jan. 40 Hen. HI. Extent {undated and
defaced).
[Suffolk.] Boxsted (extent given), .... honour of Langastr' ? by
^ knight's fee.
C. Hen. III. File 19. (4.)
370. Thomas de Dunblm.
Writ to the sheriff of Huntingdon, 1 Jan. 40 Hen. HI. Inq. {missing.)
C. Hen. III. File 19. (5.)
371. John de Mukemuth alias be Munemue.
Writ to the sheriff of Wilts, 12 April, 41 Hen. III. Inq. {undated.)
Lady Albretha de Boterell* alias de Botereaus, aged more than 60, and Lady
Joan de Nevil alias de Novilla, aged more than 40, are his heirs.
Wilts. Langeford and Grimstede townff, 8 carucates land held of the king in
chief by service of 1 knight.
Writ to the sheriff of Dorset, 12 April, 41 Hen. HI. Inq. {undated.)
DoBSBT. Pidele Bardolfeston town, i knight's fee held of Sir Alfred de
Lincoln by service of i knight's fee.*
C. Hen. III. File 19. (6.)
372. Ernisius de Nevill.
Writ to the sheriff of Wilts, 14 Sept. Inq. The vigil of St. Matthew, 41 Hen. HI.
Gilbert, his son, aged 27, is his heir.
Wilts. Durinton town, 2 carucates held of king in chief by service of 1 knight.
C. Hen. III. File 19. (7.)
373. JOBDAN LB FrAKCEBLEYN.
Writ to Stephen Fromund, bailiff of the king's hundred of Dunhameneye,
10 July, 41 Hen. HI. Inq. {undated.)
Bichard, son of Bichard his son, aged 16 at the feast of St. Michael,
41 Hen. HI, is his heir.
[GjiOUCESTEB ?] (Unspecified) 8 virgates land held of the king in chief by 10s.
rent ; and J virgate held of Jordan de la Wike by Id. rent.
C. Hen. III. FUe 19. (8.)
374. BicHABD Hbybaz of Alwabdeburi alias de Herez, de Heyrez, de Heraz.
Writ to the sheriff of Wilts and the bailiff of Clarendon, 7 May, 41 Hen. IH.
Inq. {undated.)
Balph, bis son, aged 22, is his heir.
Wilts. [Alwardeburi ?] 1 virgate land held of the king in chief by service of
28. yearly ; and 2a. land and 8a. meadow held of the fee of Alice le Frensse,
Bobert Thurstayn and Peter de Jeneyeie.
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Wilts. Inq. {^undated and defaced,)
Alwarburi, 1 virgate land held of the king in chief by service of keeping
a pack of harriers at the king's cost and his pack
horse and groom ; also of meadow in the
same town, and 1 little croft of the fee of James de Putton in the same
town, and la. ? in the same town.
C. Hen. IIL File 19. (9.)
375. RoBBBT Taylbboys aZia« Taleboys.
Writ to the sheriff of Northmnberland, 18 Oet. 41 Hen. III. Inq. held at Hephal
Tuesday after St. Martin, 42 Hen. III.
Robert, his son, is his heir, and of full age.
Northumberland. (Unspecified) 1 knight's fee held of the king, of which
Margery late his wife is dowered by the command of the queen, who now
has the wardship of the lands by reason of certain debts which the said
Robert owed in Jewry {injudeismo).
C. Hen. HI. FUe 19. (10.)
376. Richard de Gaterhalb aiias de Oaterale, de Eatbrale.
Writ to the sheriff of Lancaster, 8 Aug. 41 Hen. III. Inq. Monday the vigil of
St. Edmund, 43 (sic) Hen. HI.
Ralph, his son, is his heir, and of full age.
Lancaster. Gasenarch, 8 bovates land held of the king in chief, service
unspecified.
Caterale, 5J bovates and i bovate held of the heirs of William de
Lanc(aster) by knight's service.
Hawath and Threlefal, 40a. held of the Hospitalers, service unspecified.
Writtington, 4 bovates held of John de Kirkeby by knight's service.
Lancaster. Liq. Monday before St. Gregory, 42 Hen. III.
Gosenhar' town (as above) held by 4«. 7f d. rent and suit at the county
and wapentake (courts).
Kateral town, 5^ bovates held as above.
Houwat and Threlefal (as above), held by service of 5s. yearly.
Wyrihtint' town, 2 J and J bovates held (as above). (See No. 847.)
C. Hen. IIL FUe 19. (11.)
377. Robert de Barevill.
Writ, 1 June, 41 Hen. III. Inq. (undated.)
Joan, aged 6^, and Alice, aged 5, his daughters, are his heirs.
Lincoln. Barthon, 17 bovates land held of the king in chief by service of 1
^sore sparrowhawk. (See Nos. 527, 570 and 666.)
C. Hen. III. File 19. (12.)
378. John db Lbssinton alias db Laxinton, de Lbxinton.
Writ to the sheriff of Northampton, 16 Jan. 41 Hen. HI. Inq. (undated.)
Sir Henry de Lessinton, alias de Laxinton, de Lexenton, bishop of Lincoln,
age variously stated as 40 and 60 and more, is his heir.
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Northampton. Bifeld and Warcwrth, 18«. rent held of William Lingespeye
rendering 8 barbed arrows yearly ; 20a. rent of Ralph Giffard ; 2 virgates
land of William Constantin by service of 2d. ; 1 virgate of the prior of
Ware rendering Sa. ; ^ virgate of Ralph Giffard, which Ralph had of Elias the
clerk of Warden, to whom the prior of Esseby delivered it for his life.
Apiltre and Aston, 202. land held of Thomas doing scutage.
Writ to the sheriff of Nottingham and Derby, 16 Jan. 41 Hen. HI. Inq. (undated.)
Nottingham. Takesford manor with Warsope hamlet, held of the king in
chief by service of 1 knight's fee.
Lessinton, land held of Sir Adam de Everingham by service, of }
knight's fee.
Knesale, a culture with a wood called Herteshorn, held of Sir Edmund
de Lascy for one sore sparrowhawk or 2«. yearly.
Marnham, | knight's fee held of Richard de Weston for lib. pepper
yearly.,
* Scrathawe, 60a. land held of Lady Maud de Luvetot for homage only.
Soheghawe, 60a. held of Sir John de Eyville for homage only.
Egrum manor, held of Sir John de Gatesdene by service of 2 knights'
fees..
Eelum, 8 bovates held of Peter son of Peter de Kelum by service of i
knight's fee.
[Dbbby.] The Peak (Pecko), land held of the king by service of 1 pair of gilt
spurs, or 6d. to the keeper of the Castle of the Peak.
Writ to the sheriff of Oxford, 17 Jan. 41 Hen. lU. Inq. (undated.)
OxFOBD. Hornle, 10 hides land of the fee of Braundon, held of John de Verddun,
service unknown.
Writ to the sheriff of Essex, 17 Jan. 41 Hen. HI. Inq. (undated.)
Essex. Theyden ad montem manor, held of Sir Robert de Brywes by service of
2 knigUts' fees. (See No. 402.)
C. Hen. III. FUe 19. (18.)
379. Otto alias Ottho son of William.
Writ to the sheriff of Essex, 6 June, 41 Hen. HI. Inq. (undated.)
EssBX. Belchamp (BeUo campo)y 1| carucate land held of the king in chief of
the fee of the honour of Boulogne by service of ^ knight's fee.
Gestingthorp and Gosfeud, 2 carucates land held of the earl of
Gloucester in chief by service of 1 knight's fee.
C. Hen. III. FUe 19. (14.)
380. RoGBB the Tailor (Scissor^ Cissor).
Writ to the sheriff of Nottingham, 29 Sept. 41 Hen. III. Inq. (undated.)
Nottingham. Kingeshagh manor was held of the king for life by 100«. yearly,
and is the king's escheat through the death of the said Roger.
C. Hen. III. File 19. (15.)
381. JoHK DE Blendbce oliaB DE Blendec.
Writ to William de Appelford keeper of the honour of Boulogne in co. Essex,
4 Feb. 41 Hen. HI. (Inq. undated.)
Henry, his son, aged 36, is his heir.
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Essex. Redeswell town, 80a. arable, 4a. meadow, and Us. 6d. rent.
Westmerseia town, 65a. land, 5a. meadow, and 10«. 6d. rent.
All held of the king in chief of the said honour by service of 1 knight's fee.
C. Hen. III. File 19. (16.)
382. Alice, late the wife of Philip db Beybrington.
Writ, 20 Jan. 41 Hen. III. Inq. {undated.)
Walter, her son, age^ 22, is her heir.
[Sussex.] (Unspecified), 14a. and 1 rood arable, and 9«. rent, held of the king in
chief by service of scutage, hidage, castle guard (custodiacastri), and sheriff's
aid, pertaining to ^ of ^ knight's fee ; and 8a. pasture held of the fee of
Horshy rendering 12d. yearly to the lord of the fee.
C. Hen. III. File 19. (17.)
383. William Fureram alias Foeebam.
Writ to the sheriff of Gloucester, 29 May, 41 Hen. III. Inq. (undated.)
His two daughters, aged 12 and 9, are his heirs.
Gloucesteb. Sturidone town, i carucate and 1 virgate land held of the king in
chief in socage by service of 15«. 8d. yearly ; and i carucate and 1 virgate
held of Eichard Fokeram his brother in socage by service of 12s. yearly,
Henton, J knight's fee held of Sir Ralph Eussel by knight's service.
C. Hen. III. File 19. (18.)
384. John Baudet.
Writ, 17 Feb. 41 Hen. III. Extent {undated.)
Elias, his son, aged 18, is his heir.
Southampton. (Unspecified) 1 hide land (extent given) held of the king in chief
by rendering 100 barbed arrows yearly.
C. Hen. III. File 19. (19.)
385. Thomas db Hodbeshale alias de Hudebeshale.
Writ, 1 Feb. 41 Hen. III. Inq. {undated.)
Bobert, his son, is his heir, and of full age.
Lancaster. Hudereshale town, 2 bovates land held of the king *in theynagium'
paying 58. yearly.
Alston, IJ bovate land held of Eichard de Alston in chief by knight's
service.
C. Hen. UL File 19. (20.)
386. Agnes Peyebel alias Pevbel.
Writ, 8 April, 41 Hen. III. Extent (undated).
Thomas Peverel, her son, aged 30, is her heir.
Southampton. Manesbrig', J carucate land, Is. 8^. rent, 4a. meadow, and a
wood held of the king in chief, rendering 20«. to the Exchequer; and 2 parts
of 1 virgate land and 2s. rent held of Sir Eioger de Sanford rendering 8s. 4^.
Ghelewore, ^ carucate land, a wood with pasture and 198. rent held of
Sir Wufred de Schovil' (?) rendering 5a.
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Wilts. Writy 27 June, 41 Hen. HI. Inq. (undated),
Neuton town, 1 virgate land, a messuage and pasture held of Roger de
Toenye rendering 10s. yearly ; and 2 virgates land and pasture held of Lady
Christina de Harsefeld rendering 2d.
Chederinton town, J virgate land held of Adam son of Edmund
rendering 4». yearly.
C. Hen. III. File 20. (1.)
387. William Matjduyt alias Maudut.
Writ, 14 Feb. 41 Hen. HI. Inq. (undated.)
Sir William, his son, age variously stated as 34 and 86, is his heir.
Buckingham. Hamslapp manor, held of the king in chief by 1 knight's fee and 2
parts of 1 knight's fee.
Southampton. Writ, 25 Feb. 41 Hen. HI. Inq. (undated.)
Hertlegh, 4 carucates land held of the king in chief by service of being
Chamberlam of the Exchequer.
Rutland. Writ, 8 March, 41 Hen. HI. Inq. (undated.)
Berwedon manor and Wrongedik hundred, held of the king in chief by
^ knight's fee.
Cottesmore and Gretham towns, QOl. land held of the earl of War [wick]
by service of J knight's fee.
C.Hen.lILFile20. (2.)
388. Hugh de Ghieehull alias de Ghukbhull.
Writ, 21 Jan, 41 Hen. HI. Ea^tent (unduted).
Alan, his son, is his heir, and of full age.
[Southampton.] Wlvestune, J carucate land (extent given) held of the king
in chief by serjeanty of finding one footman with bow and arrows in the
king's army in England at his own cost for 40 days.
ChukehuU, } carucate land held of the abbot of Hyde by 1 mark rent.
C. Hen. III. File 20. (8.)
389*. Stephen Habinood.
Writ, 20 Oct. 41 Hen* III. Inq. (undated.)
William, his son, aged 40, is his heir.
Kent. Stouting hundred, held of the king in chief by service of 20s. yearly, and
of 6 men and a constable to guard the passage of the sea, if necessary, on
account of the king's enemies at Sandgate.
Stouting manor, held of the lord of Elham by service of 1 knight's fee.
'Stanford, land held of the lord of Sybeton by service of 1 pair of gilt
spurs or 6d.
Sturton, rent held of the abbot of St. Augustine's, Canterbury, service
unspecified.
Stouting, the advowson of the church.
C. Hen. III. File 20. (4.),
390. Balph de Bethum.
Writ to the 8heri£f of Lancaster, 80 Dec. Inq. Saturday the feast of SS. Fabian
and Sebastian, 41 Hen. HI.
Bobert de Bethum is his heir and of full age.
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Lancaster. Brining, 18| bovates land held of the king in chief by 17Jd. rent.
Fenwertham barony, 7 carucates and 2 bovates land held of Edmund
de Lascy by knight's service.
Eirkebi, 1 carucate held of the said Edmund of the fee of Widnis by
knight's service.
Botle town, 2 carucates land held of the earl of Ferars by service of
88. 6d. yearly ; and 4 bovates held of Waleton church by service of 20d.
yearly.
Witington town in Lonesdale, TJ bovates held of Walter de Lindesay
by service of 6s. 8Jd. yearly. {See Nos. 813 and 388.)
C. Hen. III. FUe 20. (5.)
391. Balph supeb Tbyse.
Writ {fragment), .... 41 (Hen. III). Inq. {undated.)
William son of Walter super Teyse, aged 24 and more, is his heir. '
NoBTHUMBEBLAND. Nord Goseford town (extent given), held of the king in chief
by service of 2 parts of 1 knight's fee and suit at the county (court). {See
No. 786.)
C. Hen. HI. FUe 20. (6.)
392. Walban de Hobton.
Writ {missing). Inq. Friday before St. Michael (41 Hen. III).
He died on St. Bartholomew's day, 41 Hen. (IH).
NoBTHUMBEBLAND. He somotimo had land in Northumberland and also in
Normandy, and when the Normans were disseised of their lands in England
he demised his land in Normandy to his eldest son Walran, and as an
Englishman kept himself to his land in Northumberland, where he lived
peacefully until his death ; but whether it is the king's escheat or not the
jury cannot judge. It is worth 20Z. 7s. Bd. including the dower of Agnes
late his wife. He had two sons and a daughter besides the son to whom
he demised his land in Normandy.
C. Hen. III. File 20. (7.)
393. John de Tbaily.
Writ to the sheriff of Bedford, 28 May, 41 Hen. III. Inq. {undated.)
John, his son, aged 23, is his heir.
Bedfobd. Norhgivel, held of the king in chief by service of 1 knight's fee.
Suggivel township, held of the king in chief by service of 1 knight's fee.
Gilveldene manor, held of the fee of the earl of Gloucester by service of
1 knight's fee.
Chelwinton, held of the same fee for J knight's fee.
La Hoo, 8 half virgates land held by doing the king's foreigp service
only, and they are held bjr William de la Suzche in dower with his wife in
Merstone parish ; and ^ vurgate held of William Beuf oz of the fee of Sir
William de Bello Campo for 2d.
Admereshey in Merston parish, 2 virgates held of the fee of John de
Mortenn by foreign service only.
Ravenigge in Merstone parish, J virgate held of Hugh Ghnrt by service
of 8d., and Ski. sheriffs aid.
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Buckingham. Lottegarsale township, J knight's fee held of the earl of Gloucester,
and he renders yearly to the king 2«. 6d. for toll and pannage in Brehull
manor.
C. Hen. III. File 20. (8.)
394. ROOBR DB HUNTINGPBUD alia& DB HoNTINGBFEUD.
WHt, 10 July, 41 Hen. HI.
William, his son, aged 20 at the feast of St. Bartholomew next, is his heir.
Lincoln. Extent and Inq., Saturday after St. Peter ad Vincula, 41 Hen. HI.
Suthorp manor (extent given) held, with Franton and Thoft manors, of
Lady Petronilla de Vallibus by service of 2| knight's fees.
Lincoln. Extent and Inq., Friday after St. Peter ad Vincula, 41 Hen. IH.
Thoft manor (extent given) held as above.
Framton manor and advowson (extent given).
Suffolk. Writ, 10 July 41 Hen. HI. Extent (undated).
Mendham manor (extent given), held of the king in chief of the honour
of Lancastre by service of 1 knight.
Huntingfeud and Benges manors, held of the honour of Eye, but the
bailiffs of Eye do not permit the sheriff or escheator to extend them.
C. Hen. HI. File 20. (9.)
395. William db Est Cabelton alias db Gaslbton.
Writ, 25 March, 41 Hen. HI. Inq. (undated fragment.)
[His daughters] Alice wife of William de Brokedis, aged 30 or more, Isabel
wife of Robert de Welleholm, aged 26, and Agnes, aged 28, and Maud, aged about
20, who are not married, are his heirs.
[Norfolk.] Garleton, ^ serjeanty consisting of 15a. land, 28. 9id. rent &c., held,
with the other half which Eustace de Garleton holds, by service of carrying
100 herrings in pies from the burgesses of Norwich to the king, wherever
he may be in England, about Michaelmas; 1 messuage and 30a. land held
of Balph de Goleneia of the fee of the earl Marshal by service of jV knight's
^ fee ; and 15a. held of the fee of Ralph de Tyville by service of 4«. yearly, and
16d. to the king's scutage of 208.
[Norfolk.] Bretenham, J carucate land and J watermill held of the inheritance
of his wife, which Roger de Priketon has seized into the hands of the earl
of Gloucester.
[SuPFOLKi] Neilond town, 1 messuage held of the fee of Bartholomew
Hasard.
Besides he gave, 3 years before his death, to his daughter Isabel in marriage
with Robert de Welleholm by service of 15d. yearly, 12a. land of the fee of Hugh
de Gressy which he held by service of 12d. yearly, 2a. of the fee of William de
Bukenham, which he held by service of 6d., and the services of divers tenants
(specified).
C. Hen. III. File 20. (10.)
396. Geoffrby db Stokbs.
Writ to the sheriff of Derby, 22 Nov. 41 Hen. HI. Inq. {undated and defective.)
John son of Paul, his kinsman, aged ... (is his heir).
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108 INQUISITIONS.
Derby. (Unspecified) a toft and 8 bovates land held of the king in chief by 10^.
rent. He used to hold it of Eichard de Saundiacre, who held it of the king
in chief, and Matthew de Saundiacre now holds it.
Nottingham. Stok, 20 bovates land held of the fee of Einnerby by service of
8 parts of 1 knight's fee.
Neuwerk, 4 bovates land held of the same lee.
Balderton, 8 bovates land held of the same fee.
Stok, 10 bovates land held of the fee of Bekeryg by 6d. rent ; and
98. rent from land which Margery Eidewylde held.
Syreston, 4 bovates land held of Geoffrey de Mastres for IW. cummin.
Screveton, 16 bovates land held of Robert de Hoto by service of
^ knight's fee.
Geoffrey [de Einjnerby and Ermetmde his wife now hold the said fee of
Einnerby ; Geoffrey de Musters of his own fee aforesaid ; Isabel
late [the wife] of the said Geoffrey de Stok a third part of the same
: ... the fee of BU^eryg ; and Robert de Hoto now holds the said
C. Hen. III. File 20. (11.)
397. BoGEB LB Taillub.
Writs to the sheriff of Lincoln, 18 Oct. 41, and 1 May, 42 Hen. III. hiq.
(undated.)
Thomasia and Emelina, his sisters, aged 40 and more, are his heirs.
Lincoln. Thorkeseye, Gdja. land, l^a. meadow, 18 tofts, a windmill, and 28.
rent from the parson of St. Peter's church for a toft, held of the king,
service unspecified.
C. Hen. HI. File 20. (12.)
398. Robert le Velu.
Writ, 28 Jan, 42 Hen. III. Inq. {undated.)
John, his son, who is in parts across the sea, aged SO and more, is his heir.
Bbdfobd. Turveye town, a messuage and 16a. land held of the king in chief by
free service of i knight s fee.
C. Hen. III. File 20. (18.)
399. John son of Nicholas.
Writ to the sheriff of Essex, 10 Aug. 42 Hen. III. Transcript of tcrit directed
by the sheriff to the bailiff of the liberty of Rocheford. Inq. (undated.)
Nicholas de Mordone is his heir, and of full age.
Essex. (Unspecified) 120a. land and a marsh held of the king in chief by service
of ^ knight's fee.
C. Hen. III. File 20. (14.)
400. Luke be TEBLn^o* alias de Teblynges.
Writy 22 Oct. 42 Hen. m. Inq. {undated.)
Hubert, his son, aged 84, is his heir.
Essex* Terlinges, 1 knight's fee held of the king in chief, service unspecified.
C. Hen. III. File 20. (15.)
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401. Robert de Hucham alias db Hugham.
Writ to the sheriff of Kent, 26 July, 42 Hen. III. Inq. {undated.)
Robert, his son, aged 8, is his heir.
Kent. Boxele, 40s. rent held of the king.
Bocton, J knight's fee held of William de Muntchanesy
Farlegh, a mill held of the prior of Canterbury.
Maidestan, 4a. meadow, a weir and 2a. land held of the tenure of the
archbishop.
Services unspecified.
C. Hen. III. File 20. (16.)
402. Henry de Lessinton, sometime bishop of Lincoln.
Writ to the sheriff of Nottingham, 28 Aug. 42 Hen. HI. Inq. (undated.)
Richard de Marcham, aged 50, and William de Sutton, aged 40, are his heirs.
Nottingham. Tuggesford and Warsop towns, held of the king in chief by
service of 1 knight's fee ; Lady Margaret late the wife of Sir J. de Lessinton,
holds them in dower.
Lessinton, ^ knight's fee held of Sir Adam de Everingham.
Marnham, i knight's fee held of Richard de Weston. {See Nos. 378
and 870.)
C. Hen. HI. File 20. (17.)
403. Ralph Basset of Welledon alias Welesden.
Writ, 17 Feb. 42 Hen. IH. Inq. (undated.)
Richard, his son, aged 80 and more, is his heir.
Stafford. Maddeleg', 1 small knight's fee of Mortain (extent given), held of
the baron of Stafford by suit of court and scutage.
Northampton. Writ, 17 Feb. 42 Hen. HI. Inq. {und<tted.)
Welledon manor (extent given), held of the king in chief by service of
1 knight's fee.
Sutton and Weston manor (extent given), with 12d. rent or 1 sparrow-
hawk in Asselle, held of the king in chief by service of 1 knight's fee.
Leicester. Writ, 18 Feb. 42 Hen. III. Inq. {undated.)
Weleham, 4 carucates land with cottages held of the king in chief by
service of J knight's fee.
C. Hen III. File 20. (18.)
404. Bartholomew de la Ghapele alias de Gapella.
Writ to the sheriff of Buckingham, 17 July, 42 Hen. III. Inq. {undated.)
Joan, his daughter, aged 1^ at the feast of St. John the Baptist last, is his
heir.
Buckingham. Denham manor, held of the abbot &c. of Westminster for 18Z.
yearly ; and 1 virgate land held of Philip de Gouele for 16a. yearly.
Southampton. Writ to the sheriff, 17 July, 42 Hen. IH. Inq. {undated.)
Oterburne manor (extent given) held of Sir Brian de Brampton in chief
of the fee of Eoger de Mortuo Mari.
C. Hen. III. File 20. (19.)
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405. Cecily, mother of Henry, son of Ralph db Hauvill.
Writ to the sheriff of Leicester, 3 Feb. 42 Hen. IH. Inq, {undated.)
Leicester. Shenton alias Sheynton, 16J virgates land in villenage, and
2 virgates. held by 2 free tenants, held in free marriage of the gift of her
father Hugh de Nevill, of Richard de Harecurt without service excepting
two attendances at his court for view of frank pledge, and scutage when it
shall happen. The said lands &c. fall to the said Henry by hereditary right
and are now in the hands of Richard de Harecurt as in wardship.
C. Hen. III. File 20. (20.)
406. Margery de Wynbquike. \
Writ {missing). Inq, Monday before St. Gregory, 42 Hen. IH.
Richard de Thorinton is her heir, and of full age.
Lancaster. Thorinton, 2 carucates land held of the king in chief by service of
8«. yearly, and suit at the county (court) of Lancaster and wapentake of
Amoundemess.
C. Hen. III. File 21. (1.)
407. John de Avereng' alias de Aferenges, de Avebyng'.
Writ, 13 Nov. 42 Hen. III. Inq. {undated.)
He died on Thursday before St. Martin last. His daughters, Joan aged 9,
Margaret aged 6, and Elizabeth aged 3, are his heirs.
E6sEX. Dakeham town, 78a. of worn out land {teira susana), 15a. marsh, 4«. 8d.
rent, services and pannage, tenure unspecified.
SoMBBSBT. Writ, 13 Nov. 42 Hen. III. Inq. {undated.)
Bromland, 61. land held of the king in chief by service of J knight's
fee, worth 61. yearly, which 61. the prior, &c. of Berliz hold of the said John
and his heirs for 115«. yearly.
Oxford. Writ, 13 Nov. 42 Hen. III. The escheator is to permit Amice, late
the wife of the said John, to have her quarentine in the manor of Botcot.
Inq. Tuesday after St. Hugh, bishop of Lincoln.
Rettcot manor, held of the king in chief by J knight's fee.
C. Hen. III. File 21. (2.)
408. John de Pertone.
Writ, 19 Dec. 42 Hen. IIL Inq. {undated.)
Banulph, his son, aged 24 at Easter next, is his heir.
Stafford. Perton town, 1 carucate land held of the king in cbiel by service of
going with the king in the army of Wales with a horse for 8 days at his own
cost, and if he shall stay longer he shall take 8d. daily and eat once daily in
the king's house {pranderet semel in die in Iwspitio doinini regis).
C. Hen. III. File 21. (8.)
409. William de Clifton.
Writ, 29 March. Inq. Sunday after St. Ambrose, 42 Hen. IH.
Henry, his son, is his heir and of lawful age, and was married by his father.
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Lancabtbr. [Kyrkhem?], ten carucates land held of the king in chief by
service of 40«. yearly, and 1 suit at the county (court) of Lsuicastre and the
wapentake of Amunderness.
Gosenarg', 2 bovates land held of the heirs of Robert son of Bernard
by service of 8s. IJd. yearly.
C. Hen. III. FUe 21. (4.)
410. William de Plugenet alias Pluqenet.
Writ, 6 Dec. Inq. Tuesday before St. Thomas the Apostle, 42 Hen. III. (defaced.)
Joice, his son, aged 20 at Easter next, is his heir. *
Bebeb. Lamburne town, a tenement (extent given) held of the king in chief by
service of ^ knight's fee.
C. Hen. HI. FUe 21. (5.)
411. BiCHABD DE HaBEGUBT.
Writ to the sheriff of Leicester, 2 April, 42 Hen. III. Inq. (undated.)
Sir William, his son, aged 80 and more, is his heir.
Leicestbb. Stretton, 161. land held of the king in chief for ^ knight's fee.
Boseworth, 50Z. land held of the earl of Winchester by service of
1 knight's fee.
Ayleston, 80Z. land held of the same earl by service of 1 knight's fee.
Borisworth, lOZ. land held of the same earl by service of 1 knight's fee.
Kybworth, QOl. land held of the earl of Warwick by service of 1 knight's
fee.
Neuton and Sheyngton, 201. land held of the same earl by service of
1 knight's fee.
Morton, 201. land held of the same earl by service of 1 knight's fee.
Branteston, 2W. land held of William Burdeyt by service of J knight's
fee.
Shepe, lOZ. land held of Richard de Gaumvill in chief by service of
1 knight's fee.
OxFOBD. Writ to the sheriff, 2 April, 42 Hen. IH. Inq. (undated Jragmcnt.)
, 43Z. land held of the king in chief by service of
(i ?) . . . knight, and 16Ja. of assart by . . . yearly .... in
Staunton, and he ought to carry a meadow of the king's in Wodestok, and
to throw down * oram ' (?) and brushwood in the park at Wodestok . . .
Staffobd. Inq. (undated.)
Elinhale manor, held of the bishop of Lichfield and Coventry for
i knight's fee.
Rontton township, held of the baron of Stafford for 1 knight's fee.
C. Hen. III. FUe 21. (6.)
412. John de Sangto Amando.
Writ to the sheriff of Suffolk, 30 Oct. 42 Hen. Ill, endorsed with a return. Inq.
(undated.)
Lady Lucy, his sister, wife of Sir John de Lymare, age variously stated
as SO and more, and 40 and more, is his heir.
Suffolk. Ixningh, land (unspecified) held of Emery de Sancto Amando by
service of 1 knight's fee.
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112 INQUISITIONS.
Kent. WrU to the sheriff, 80 Oct. 42 Hen. III. Inq. (undated.)
Derente town, a messuage and 188a. arable and 39«. lid. rent, held of
the prior of Rochester (Roja) by 38s. l^d. yearly, and 8». to Robert de
Cleyndon and 12d. to Thomas de Cleyndon.
Derteford, 2 Ja. meadow held of the earl of Albemarle by 2|d. yearly ;
5Ja. of the Hospitallers by 10|d. yearly ; 5a. of Stephen Costentyn by 18rf.
yearly; and 89«. lOd. yearly of which he owed lis. 2J<i. to the earl of
Albemarle yearly.
Stanes town, 2a. meadow from which he owed 6d. yearly to Simon de
la P^tte.
C. Hen. III. File 21. (7.)
413. Eustace db La Val alias db Laval.
Writ, 16 March, 42 Hen. III. Inq. (undated.)
Henry de Laval, his brother, aged 60 and more, is his heir.
Northumberland. Calverdon, Discington and Seton manors, held of the king
by service of 2 knights.
Halywell manor, held of Sir John de Balliol in free marriage without
service.
Hertelawe, a moiety of the town held of Adam de Jesemuth by service of
I knight's fee.
Echewic town, held of Hugh de Bolebec by service of i knight's fee, but
he had nothing there in demesne. And he was bound to the nuns of New-
castle-upon-Tyne by his charter in Qs. rent for ever, and to John de Laval in
7 marks rent for lUe.
C. Hen. III. File 21. (8.)
414. Beatrice la Coroner late the wife of William lb Curunbb.
Writ (missing). Inq. Thursday after SS. Tiburcius and Valerian, 42 Hen, IH.
Northumberland. She holds 155a. land (unspecified) of the king in chief by
service of being coroner between the Tuede and Koket, of which 9a. are given
for ever tathe hospital of Baunbug' to celebrate mass for the souls of the
king and of William son of Odo father of the said Beatrice.
Her marriage pertains to the king, and is worth lOOs. only, because she is
much burdened with debts and the cost of her boys, and is beyond the age of
child bearing, and great poverty threatens there.
Annexed are letters patent, dated 7 May, 42 Hen. Ill, granting the said marriage
to Ralph de Fisseburne.
C. Hen. III. File 21. (9.)
415. William de Birton.
Writ de melius inquirendo, 18 March. Inq. Friday after the Close of Easter,
42 Hen. HI.
Bichard, his son, aged 16 and more, is his heir.
[Nottingham.] Loudam manor, 6 bovates land, with 4 bovates in Birton town
pertaining to the said manor, excepting 2 bovates which an ancestor gave in
free marriage with his sister, and which render nothing except foreign
servicse, leaving 8 bovates whereof his mother holds 2 bovates in dower, and
for the 10 bovates he used to pay to the king Is. yearly, and did foreign
service of 40d. to a 40s. scutage, and suit of Court to the said manor.
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Birton town, 7 bovates land held of Richard de Grey in free service by
lOs. yearly, and lOd. foreign service for each bovate when 40«. pertains to
the shield (sc^ito) ; and 7 bovates held of Sir Adam de Everingham in free
service by 10«. yearly ; and he held 40a. land in demesne, 8a. meadow, and
a capital messuage of the said Eichard and Adam.
Eadeklive town, 12 bovates land held of William le Marischal by 18«.
yearly and foreign service pertaining to J knight's fee.
His mother has a third of all the above in dower except in Eadeklive where
she has a full moiety, as well in the name of dower as of warranty.
C. Hen. III. File 21. (10.)
416. William Hbyrun alias Hebun.
Wnt, 20 Jan. Inq. The morrow of the Purification, 42 Hen. HI.
William, his son, aged 18 on the feast of St. Martin last, is his heir.
NoRTHUiiBBRLAND. Hadestou manor (extent given) held of the king in chief by
service of 1 knight.
Herun, 40a. and a mill held of Sir Eoger Bertram of Mitford, service
unspecified.
Espeley, 17a. with a toft, a croft and a mill, similarly held.
Holme wood, similarly held.
Fynrother, 11a. and about 1 carucate of waste called Wellefordside, held
of Sir Eoger Bertram of Bothal, service unspecified.
Aketon town, held of the said William by Nicholas de Aketon for 1
mark.
Bokenfeud, i carucate land and 1 cottage held of Sir Eoger Maudut,
service unspecified.
Thrastereston, 2a. meadow held of Adam Maufetur, service unspecified.
Swyneburn manor, held of the said William by John de Swyneboume
for J knight's fee.
Espeley town, held by William de Espeley for lib. pepper.
C. Hen. HI. FUe 21. (11.)
417. Patrick de Chaworoes alias de Ghaors, de Cha^uurces, de Chawrces,
DE Chawerches, de Schawrces, de Chawurch, de Chawurces.
Writ to the sheriflf of Gloucester, 23 Sept. 42 Hen. III.
Poin alias Payn, his son, age variously stated as 13^ and 14, is his heir.
Gloucester. Inq. Friday after St. Michael, 42 Hen. III.
Kinemerford manor (extent given with names of tenants), including the
fishery of Culna, 12} knights' fees held of the king in chief.
Gloucester. Extent, Monday after All Saints.
Kenemerford manor (full extent given with names of tenants). The
following knights' fees are held of the manor.
Wilts. Eadene, 1 knight's fee held by William de Eadene.
Cheldrinton, J fee held by the heirs of John de Aure.
Herdenehywys and latton, 1 fee held by Simon de Scheverel.
Eston, 1 fee held by Henry Scheynel.
Oxford. Burthon, 1 fee held by Eobert Maudut.
[Wilts.] Standene, i knight's fee held in demesne of the same manor.
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[Wilts.] Extent {undated), Standene manor, J knight's fee (extent given)
pertaining to the barony of Kinemersford held of the king in chief; and
128. 6d. rent, 3a. 4d. herbage, 3«. 4d. meadow, 50a. land, a mill, &c., held of
Sir William de Sancto Martino of the fee of Ghisingeburi alias ChisBeburi.
Wilts. Writ, 23 Sept. 42 Hen. III. Extent {undated and defaced).
Lavinton town (extent given).
Berewyk town (extent given).
Wilts. Extent, Friday after St. Leonard.
Stepellavinthon town (full extent given with names of tenants), including
a pasture called la Halvehyde.
Wilts. Extent, Sunday the eve of St. Martin.
Berewik manor (full extent given with names of tenants), including
pastures called Kyggesmers and la Sterte. 60«. rent are held by exchange
for life by Mabel de Cantelo alias de Cantilupe, and ought, with the
advowson of the church, to revert to the manor after her death.
Wilts. Extent, Tuesday the morrow of St. Martin.
Standene, J knight's fee, now in demesne, and J knight's fee in Hokhull
held of William de Sancto Martino (full extent given), including pastures
called HochuUe and Isakesmers and a marsh called HochuUemers ; together
with the advowson of the chapel of the manor, to which pertains a moiety
of the tithes of the manor, 20a. land in demesne, la. sown with corn at the
choice of the parson, and la. of oats, and for the chantry of which the lord
owes 2s. yearly to the prior of Hokburne. Joan late the wife of Hugh de Sancto
Martino holds i of the above in dower, and Margery late the wife of Peter son
of Hugh de Sancto Martino i of t of the above.
Chigelawee, i fee held of the manor of Standene by Hugh de Penedok.
Southampton. Writ to the sheriflf, 23 Sept. 42 Hen. III. Inq. {undated.)
Sumburne manor with the free hundred of Sumburne held of the king
in chief by service of two knights.
Weston town, held of the king in chief by service that the free men of
Weston township and 4 men and the reeve of the town should do suit at
{sequntur) the free hundred (court) of Odiham.
Hosebrigg, 9a. land held of Denise de Sumburne by service of 4«.
Southampton. Extent, Thursday after St. Martin.
Sumburne manor and hundred (full extent given), including a fishery
called * la pecherie del Park,' a wood called Parnholt, a close, pastures, &c.
called Honwode, Nortpark, la Rugge, Seindon, Kingeslond, Kingesham,
Dreyhememers, Strathememers and Attenho, and tenements and a market
in Stokbregg.
Southampton. Extent, Sunday after St. Martin.
Weston manor (full extent given) including brushwood {brusca) called La
Haydone, a wood called Hasmeresgrove, and a pasture called Thordune.
Southampton. Writ to the steward of the king's forest this side the Trent,
30 Oct. 42 Hen. III. With return that the wood of La Haydon contains
20a., and that of Haselmangrave contains 50a.
Extent or summary of the above lands in cos. Gloucester, Wilts and Southampton.
Endorsed with a memorandum, that Sumburne manor, excepting 10/. land, is
assigned to the lady in dower, also Lavynton, Berwik and Standene, and 10
marks rent from the manor of Aldeswrh' in co. Devon, which Henry de Tracy
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holds to farm, from which she shall render 18«. 4Jd. to the king ; besides
knights' fees and the advowsons of Berwik church and Staunden chapel,
which are not partitioned.
C. Hen. III. File 21. (12.)
418. Edmund db Lasoy alioi de Lacy.
Writ (missing).
Henry, his son, age variously stated as 8^ and 1 month at the feast of
St. Mary Magdalen, 8 at Christmas, and 8^ and 1 month and 6 days at the
feast of St. James the Apostle, 42 Hen. HI, and 8^ and 5 weeks and 6 days
'anno Domini 1257,' is his heir.
[York.] Bouland. Extent (undated).
Slayteburne town (full extent given with names of tenants), including
the whole of Hamerton held by Stephen de Hamerton, 40a. in Old Wihekul
held by Adam Biry, and a mill which pertains to the farms of Clyderh'.
Grinlington, 24 bovates land, each paying 16^., and doing 8 cart-
services (cariagia) to Pontefract yearly, and other services.
Brafford (full extent given with names of tenants).
Bouland forest, 7 cow pastures.
All the above lands are held by knights' service.
[YoBK.] Extent y Sunday after St. James the Apostle, 42 Hen. Ill (defaced).
Pontefract borough (extent given), including rents of tofts, booths,
stalls, a fair, tolls, markets, &c. with the toll of Knottynglay, the farm
[called] Englesher' of the honour of Pontefract, and the farm of Helmishal.
Tanesolf, 220a. land in demesne (extent given) ; and there were 26a. of
demesne which the lord gave to the .borough of Pontefract, in exchange for
a piece of land which he gave to the Friars Preachers.
Castelford, 56a. meadow, and a pasture called .... and Thilloles.
Carleton alias Karleton and Herdewyk, 24 bovates land &c. (extent
given) ; all held of the king in chief, service unknown.
Kasterford and Cnottingley, mills with fisheries.
Snayt, two parts of the soke (full extent given with names of tenants),
held (of the king) by service of 1 knight.
[York.] Extent, Sunday after St. James the Apostle, 42 Hen. III.
Ledes manor (full extent given with names of tenants), including
Lyntwait, and 1 bovate at Wudehus, held of the king in chief by service of
barony.
Rowelle manor (full extent given with names of tenants), held of the
king in chief by service of barony.
Holton manor (extent given with names of tenants).
Lofthus, rents (extent given with names of tenants).
Carleton, rents (extent given with names of tenants).
Wridlesford, land and rents (extent given with names of tenants).
Berewyk manor (extent given with names of tenants), including the
herbage of Blakefen, held of the king in chief by service of barony.
Barnebu, rents (extent given with names of tenants).
Scales, 80a. arable and 9s. lOd. rent.
Morwyk, 4 bovates land.
Roda, with meadow worth 20s.
Kypexk manor (full extent given with names of tenants), including the
pond of Preston, and ploughing at Ledeston, held of the king in chief by
barony.
Allerton By water manor (full extent given with names of tenants),
held of the king in chief, service unspecified.
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[Lancaster.] Blakeburnbshirb, Extent, Saturday after St. Peter ad Vincula,
42 Hen. Ill (defaced).
Bronley, 13 bovates land, rents &c. (full extent given with names of
tenants), including 6 bovates in Merclisden and the mills of Hucnhul.
Padiham, 24 bovates land, rents &c. (extent given).
Riston, 16 bovates land, rents &c. (extent given with names of tenants).
Chatteburn, 9 bovates land, rents &c. (extent given).
Pennul forest, 5 cow pastures.
Withiston, 2 carucates land, rents &c. (extent given with names of
tenants).
Clyvichir, 18«. rent.
Briddistuysil, 4«. rent.
Simondiston, 12s. 9Jrf. from 4 parts of the town, the fifth part being
held by John de Chelewel by 1 pair of spurs or 2rf.
Eeind, 12«.
Oswaldtuysil, 10s.
Livysay, 29s.
Samlisbyri, 12s.
Osbaldiston, 6s
Ribbilcestre, 2s. and 1 pair of gloves or 4d.
Dutton, 5s.
Clayton, 3s. 6d. (?)
Salebiry, 5s.
Dunkedeley, 6s.
Hennethym, 6s.
Bernesete, 4s. 8d.
Chipin, lis.
Queteley, 5s. Sd.
Thorndeley, 2s. 6rf.
Wlipschire, 4s.
Wrthisthorm, 22irf.
Tuysilton, 20s.
3s. 6rf. from Simon de Bradworthe and 2s. from Adam de Huluysbothis.
Chirche, 6d.
Chipindale ? forest, a cow pasture.
Clyderhow town (extent given with names of tenants), including Grillig-
ton mill, and suit at the mill of Chatteburn town.
All the above held of the king in chief by knight's service.
C. Hen. III. File 21. (18.)
419. William de Felminobham.
Wnt to the sheriff of Norfolk, 24 Sept. 42 Hen. III. Inq. {undated.)
William, his son, aged 22 and more, is his heir.
Norfolk. Felmingham and Bechham, 1 carucate land held of the king in chief
without service except homage.
Felmingham town, 2a. land held of earl K. le Bigot by service of
Id. ; and 1 rood meadow and 18rf. rent of Roger de Thurkeby.
Bechham, 5a. land held of the earl marshal by service of 5d.
Skegetun, 3a. moor held of Eicherus de Witell' by service of 14d^.
C. Hen. HI. File 21. (14.)
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420. Balph le Normakd alias le Nobmant.
Writ to the sheriff of Devon, IS April. Inq. The day of St. Mark, 43 Hen. III.
Reginald le Norman t, aged 28, is his heir.
Devon. Buketon, 2 carucates land held of the king in chief for the keeping of
Exeter gaol.
C. Hen. III. File 21. (15.)
421. Ralph de Normanvill.
Writ to the sheriff of Rutland, 20 May. Inq. Tuesday after St. Barnabas,
48 Hen. III.
Thomas, his son, aged almost 2^, is his heir.
Rutland. Empingeham manor (extent given witH names of tenants), held of
Sir Roger de Munbray for 2 knights' fees ; and Thomas de Normanvill held
1 fee for 1 sparrowhawk or 2«.
C. Hen. III. File 21. (16.)
422. Godfrey de Aunoh alias de Auno, Dauno.
Writ to the sheriff of Somerset, 23 Nov. 48 Hen. III. Inq. (undated.)
Alexander Dauno, aged 80 and more, is his heir.
Somerset. Cumpton Dauno town, 2 carucates, and 2 carucates in Ayston town,
held of the king, together with lands in co. Wilts, by service of 1 knight.
Wilts. Rusteshal town, 2 carucates land held of the king in chief, with all his
land in co. Somerset, by service of 1 knight.
C. Hen. III. File 21. (17.)
423. John de Jarpenvile.
Writ to the sheriff of Essex, 24 June, 48 Hen. III. Inq. {undated.)
Roger de Jarpenill, aged 24, is his heir.
Essex. 2 carucates land (unspecified) held of the king in chief by service of 20«.
yearly to the guard of Dover Castle.
C. Hen. III. FUe 21. (18.)
424. Geoffrey de Dynan alias de Dynham.
Writ, 26 Dec. 43 Hen. IH. Inq. Tuesday after Epiphany.
Oliver, his son, aged 24, is his heir.
Devon. Hertilaunde manor, held of the king in chief by service of 2 parts of 1
knight.
C.Hen.III.Fik21. (19.)
425. LuEE DE Eaynes alias de Eaynnes.
Writ, 4 Oct. Inq. Sunday after St. Denis, 43 Hen. III.
John, his son, aged 26 and more, is his heir.
BucsiNaHAM. Middelton manor, 2 parts of 1 knight's fee held of the king in chief.
Walton, 9a. held of William de Redeot by Jd. rent and foreign service.
C. Hen. III. File 21. (20.)
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118 INQUISITIONS.
426. Banulph de Febton.
Writ, 2 Sept. Inq. Thursday after the Nativity of St. Mary, 48 Hen. Ill
(defective).
William, his brother, aged 22 and more, is his heir.
Stafford. Perton town, held of the king in chief by doing service for 8 days in
Wales with horse and arms at his own cost, and after that at the king's cost
if required ; and he paid 5$, yearly to the king for land alienated. . . liana
de Glaseleye, sometime the wife of John his father, has her third part of the
above in dower, and Margaret (late the) wife of the said (Banulph) is seeking
her dower.
C. Hen. III. File 22. (1.)
427. William de Eellet.
Writ (missing). Inq. Wednesday before Palm Sunday, 43 Hen. Ill (defective).
William, his son, (is his heir and) of full age.
[Lancaster.] Kellet (?), 25 . . of land held of the king in chief by service of
40d. yearly.
C. Hen. III. FUe 22. (2.)
428. BeGINALD de BERNrVAL.
Writ to the sheriff of Wilts, 26 July, 43 Hen. III. Inq. (undated.)
Wolfram, his son, aged 16, is his heir.
Wilts. Budeston, the service of 7 hides land held of the king in chief.
Segre town, 2 virgates land held of Simon de Segre, whereof he enfeoffed
William de Cleremund, rendering 6d. yearly or 1 pair of gilt spurs.
C. Hen. III. FiU 22, (8.)
429. Godfrey de Galous and Sibyl his wife.
Writ, 21 Oct. 43 Hen. III. Inq. (undated.)
Hugh, son of the said Godfrey, is his heir and of full age.
[Lincoln.] Clisseby, 32«. 6rf. rent held by the said Godfrey and Sibyl by
service of falconry.
C. Hen. III. File 22. (4.)
430. Simon de Trop alias de Throp.
Writ, 29 Dec. 43 Hen. III. Inq. (undated.)
Balph, his son, aged 80 and more, is his heir.
Northampton. Harepol, 4 virgates land, and in Bavenestorp and Cotes, 7 virgates
held of the king in chief by service of J knight's fee.
Throp and Weleton, 2 carucates land, with a tenement in Esseby and
Buckeby, held of others by service of 1 knight's fee.
C. Hen. III. File 22. (5.)
431. Margery de Blumenhull.
Writ, 10 May, 43 Hen. III. Inq. Friday in Whitsun week.
Phelipe the wife of Geofifrey de Bromle, aged 30, is heir of 3 parts, and John
son of William de Ipeston, aged 26, is heir of the fourth part.
Stafford. Ascheleye, ^ part held of the king in chief by service of \ mark when
Bcutage happens only, and she paid Is. yearly to Sir Fulk son of Warin.
C. Hen. III. File 22. (6.)
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432. Adam son of John alias Adam de Overton.
Wnt, 11 Oct. 43 Hen. HI. Inq. Tuesday before St. Vincent, 44 Hen. HI-
John, his son, is his heir, and of full age.
Lancaster. Overton town, 1 bovate land held of the king in chief by service of
3«. 4d, yearly.
a Hen. III. File 22. (7.)
433. Simon de Solar'.
Writ (missing). Inq. Tuesday the morrow of the Nativity of St. Mary, 43 Hen. III.
Thomas de Solar' is his heir, and of full age.
Hereford. Tadinton and Bulinghope, 2 carucates land held of the king in chief,
service unspecified.
C. Hen. III. File 22. (8.)
434. BoGER Corbet.
Writ, 7 May, 43 Hen. III. Extent, Thursday before Ascension Day.
His heir is named Thomas, and aged 11 on the eve of the Exaltation of the
Gross next.
Stafford. Bromle manor (extent given), held of the king in chief by 4Z. yearly,
and tallage when the king's demesnes are taxed.
C. Hen. III. FUe 22. (9.)
435. William de Dene.
Writs, 11 Sept. Inq. Saturday before St. Matthew the Apostle, 48 Hen. III.
Henry, his son, is his heir, and of full age.
Gloucester. Great Dene, 2 carucates land and 6 marks rent were held by the
said William, rendering to the king 10^. yearly, and as long as he had his
bailiwick in the forest of Dene he had a horseman and 2 footmen at his own
cost to guard the bailiwick, and he should go at the king's cost wherever
the king goes in the army. His goods and chattels are in the hands of his
executors, one of whom is Isabel (late) his wife.
C. Hen. III. FUe 22. (10.)
436. BiGHARD (sic) DE Hatres otios Ealph de Hayraz.
Writ to the keeper of Clarendon forest, 3 Sept. 43 Hen. III. Inq. Wednesday
after St. Michael, 44 Hen. III.
His daughter, aged 1, is the said Balph's heir.
[Wilts.] Clarendon forest, 40a. land, 3a. meadow, and 6s. rent, held by service
of 2s. 9d. yearly to the king ; 3a. held of the fee of William de Putton,
rendering 15d. yearly ; 2a. of the fee of Peter Geneueu by service of Id. ;
and la. meadow of the fee of Robert Turstayn by service of Id.
New Sarum town, 6s. rent held of the fee of the bishop of Sarum. (See
No. 374.)
C. Hen. III. FiU 22. (11.)
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437. AVICE DB COLUMBARIIS.
Wnty 28 Sept. 43 Hen. III. Inq. {undated.)
Matthew de Golumbariis, aged 40 and more, is her heir.
Southampton. La Wodehuse juxta Andevere, 1 virgate land pertaining to the
forestry of Finkele, and the bailiwicks of Finkele and Digerle in the forestry,
together with the bailiwick of Chet, co. Wilts, held of the king in chief by
service of 10«. to the king's exchequer at Westminster.
(Unspecified), one knight's fee held of the king in chief by service of one
knight for 40 days when the king and other magnates shall be in the army.
Writ, 28 Sept. Inq. Thursday after St. Michael, 43 Hen. III.
Wilts. Chut forest and a moiety of the forestry of the bailiwick of Huppinges-
cumbe towards the south, which pertains to the bailiwick of Chut, held of
the king in chief, together with the bailiwicks in co. Hants, rendering lOs.
yearly to the king's exchequer.
Chut manor, held of the abbot of Hyde, rendering yearly 60».
C\ Hen. III. File 22. (12.)
438. Robert lb Vbnur.
Wnt, 22 July. Inq. The morrow of the Decollation of St. John the Baptist,
43 Hen. III.
His two daughters (unspecified), aged 5 and 3, are his heirs.
[Leicester.] Kereby town, 2 virgates and J bovate land, held in demesne of
the king in chief by foreign service, viz. — going for 40 days at his own
charges if the king shall go to Wales, and afterwards at the king's charges ;
1 virgate held of the said Robert by Roger son of William for Irf. rent ;
1 toft held by Robert Venator for 2d. ; and 1 toft held by Gervase le Messer
for 2«. yearly.
Hauthyrne, 5 virgates held by the said Robert Venator, of which his
villeins hold 3 and render 27«. and 3 hens, and free tenants hold 2, of which
IJ virgate renders 12«. to Roger son of Matthew Venator for hunting, and
Robert le Venur renders an arrow for 1 bovate to the said Robert deceased ;
those 5 virgates are of the fee of the earl of Winchester and in his
seisin
C. Hm. III. File 22. (IS.)
439. WiLLLiM DB Stdtevill ulias DE Stotbville, de Stotewill.
Writ to the sheriff of Worcester, 20 May, 43 Hen. III. Inq. {undated.)
Sir Hugh de Mortuo Mari, aged 40, son of Margery sometime the wife of the
said William, is her heir.
Worcester. Wychebaud manor, held of the king, of the inheritance of Margery
sometime his wife, by the courtesy of England, service unspecified.
Coderugge manor, similarly held.
Huweleston township, held of the bishop of Worcester, service
unspecified.
Writ to the sheriff of Salop, 20 May, 43 Hen. HI. Inq. (undated.)
Salop. Bureford manor, held (of the king ?) of the inheritance of Marjory some-
time his wife, by the courtesy of England, service unspecified.
Wulfreton manor with the free Hay, similarly held.
Stepelton manor with Wylileg* Welshry, similarly held.
C. Hen. III. File 22. (14.)
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440. William Gernon alias Gebnun.
Writ of mandamus to the sheriff of Essex to make the extent ordered by another
writ without delay, 10 Dec. 43 Hen. III. Endorsed with return that no other
mandate had come to him. Extent (undated and defaced).
Balph, his son, aged 20? and more, is his heir.
Essex. Estorp and Briche, 8 knights' fees held of the king in chief, by service
of 8 knights.
(Lex) dene hundred, (held of the king) by a fee farm of 4 marks yearly.
Wyremundeford, 1 knight's fee held of Sir Imbert le Pugys and Joan
his wife.
Teydone, i knight's fee held of Lady Denise de Montek' ; and part of
2 knights' fees, the residue being in many counties, held of Baldwin de
Insula.
G. Hen. III. File 22. (15.)
441. Ingram {Hygeramus^ Ingeramus) de Mere'.
Writ to the sheriff of Essex, 4 March, 48 Hen. III. Inq. {undated.)
Robert, his son, aged 21^, is his heir.
Essex. Dommawe, 500a. arable, 8a. meadow, 12a. pasture, 20a. wood, 576
works, lbs. 8^d. rent, capons, ploughshares, and 4a. garden, held of the
king in chief of the honour of Boulogne, by service of 2 knights' fees,
together with ^ carucate land at Bunewell, which Matthew de Matebi held
of him, and ^ carucate at Bumstede ad Turrim, which Gilbert de Baylol
held of him.
C. Hen. HI. File 22. (16.)
442. Lady Frethesancia alias Frenbesancia de Bcoteny.
Writ, 1 Sept. 43 Hen. III. Inq. {undented.)
William, son of Hugh de Wyleby, of full age, is her heir.
[Lincoln.] Gumberworth town, 1^ knights' fee and i of ^ knight's fee held of
the king in chief.
Torp manor, held of Sir Hugh Bygot by service of \ knight's fee.
Foletteby, i knight's fee held of Sir Richard de Arynton.
C. Hen. HI. File 22. (17.)
443. Ralph de Gaheys alias de Kameys, de Eamoys, the elder.
Writ to the sheriff of Surrey, 6 June, 43 Hen. III. Inq. Monday after the Holy
Trinity.
Sir Ralph de Cameys the younger, knt., his son, age variously stated as 40,
40 and more, and over 45, is lus heir.
Surrey. Wodeton manor, held of the earl of Gloucester by service of 1 knight.
Writ to the sheriff of Huntington, 6 June, 48 Hen. UI. Inq. (undated.)
Huntingdon. Great Stiuekele, ^ knight's fee held of Sir John de Bayloyl and
Derevagoyld his wife by service of J knight.
Writ to the sheriff of Essex, 6 June, 48 Hen. III. Inq. (undated.)
Gloucester. (Unspecified), two knights' fees held of the- earl of Gloucester by
knight's service.
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122 INQUISITIONS.
Writ to the sheriff of Cambridge, 6 June, 43 Hen. III. Inq. 17 June.
Cambridge. Ditton manor, held of Thomas de Clmton and Lady Maud de
Stivechale, rendering lOOs. to each.
Burewell, held of the earl of Oxford for one knight's fee.
Writ to the sheriff of Southampton, 6 June, 43 Hen. III. Inq. (undated-)
Southampton. Tistede, 1 J knights' fee held of the (bishop) elect of Winchester.
Hameledon, i knight's fee held of Robert de Sancto Johanne by knight's
service.
Writ to the sheriff of Norfolk, 6 June, [4] 3 Hen. III. Inq. {undated.)
Norfolk. Flokesthorp alias Floxthorp manor (extent given), with the advowson
of the church, held of the king in chief by service of J knight's fee,
whenever general scutage happens in England, and he rendered 5«. yearly
from the mill to the prior of Wymundeham.
C. Hen. III. FU€ 22. (18.)
444. Balph Martel.
Writ to the sheriff of Essex, 5 May, 43 Hen. III. Inq. {undated.)
John, his first born son, aged 30, is his heir.
Essex. Bewehale town, 130a. arable, 2a. meadow, 4^. pasture, and 14«. lOd.
rent, held of the king in chief by service of J serjeant.
Hardleye town, 101. land held of the earl of Hertford by service of one
knight's fee.
C. Hen. III. FUe 22. (19.)
445. William de Uppiton aliaa de Uppinton.
Writ to the sheriff of Salop, 11 May. Inq. Friday aftetSt. Barnabas, 43 Hen. IH.
Richard, his son, aged 22 on the day of St. Barnabas, 43 Hen. Ill, is his
heir.
Salop. Uppinton and Hadinton towns, 4 virgates land held of the king in chief
for two parts of J of a sore sparrowhawk.
Drayton subtus Lyme and Gherleton towns, 2 virgates land held of the
abbot of Salop for 8«. yearly.
Cherleton town, 1 virgate land held of the church of St. Mary, Salop,
by 12d. yearly.
C. Hen. III. FUe 22. (20.)
446. Philip de Bagbsouer aliw de Baogesore.
Writ, 2 Dec. 48 Hen. III. Inq. (undated.)
Philip, his son, aged 11, is his heir.
Salop. Bardele, 4^ virgates land held of the king in chief by service of 6^. yearly.
Bagesore town, held of the prior of Wenlok in chief by service of 20«.
yearly ; and 2 virgates land and Ba. wood held of Henry de Harecm*t by J
mark yearly.
Aclinton town, held of Sir Henry de Hastinges in chief by service of
60«. yearly.
Cleybiri North, a moiety of the town held of Sir Robert de Halgweton
by 23«. 4d. yearly.
C. Hen. III. FiU 23. (1.)
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447. Andrew lb Blukd.
Writ to the escheator to send in the Inquisition lately ordered to be made,
23 July, 43 Hen. IH. Extent {undated).
Essex. Ginge Laundr' town (extent given).
Ginge Joy herd town (extent given), with a moiety of the advowson of
the church.
Bromelegh, a dovecot.
C. Hen. III. File 23. (2.)
448. Ralph de Bradbleyb.
Writ, 12 July, 43 Hen. III. Inq. {undated.)
GeofiErey, his son, aged 28, is his heir.
Lincoln. Bradele and Laysebi, a messuage and 10 bovates land, 39«. &d. rent of
assize, and 41a. Qd. rent of assize of villeins, held of the king in chief by
service of 38«. 8d. yearly.
Humberistain town, 2 bovates land held of the countess of Lincoln by
service of suit at her court of Gretham.
Leysebi, 3 bovates land held of Geoffrey de Nevill, paying 9«. 8d. yearly ;
and 1 bovate land of Geoffrey de Roxethon by service of Irf.
Grimmesbi, 2 messuages held of the abbot of Grimmesbi, paying 2«. 6d.
yearly ; and a moiety of a water mill held of the fee of the earl of Albemarle
without service, because it was in exchange of lands.
Hoi town, 1 toft held of the bishop of Lincoln, and IJa. meadow of the
fee of the earl of Albemarle, services unspecified.
Belesbi town, 4 bovates land held of the fee of Bartholomew de Capella,
service unspecified.
C. Hen. III. File 23. (8.)
449. Agnes de Sangto Mauro.
Writ to the sheriff of WUts, 11 Nov. 43 Hen. HI.
Henry, son of Geoffrey de Sancto Mauro and the said Agnes, aged 30, is her
heir.
WttTS. Inq. St. Katherine's day (43 Hen. III).
Marleberg town alias borough, 51a. 8(2. rent held (of the king?) in chief.
Wilts. Inq. The eve of St. Katherine, 43 Hen. III.
King's Berton, J hide land from whence she paid 8«. yearly rent to the
castle, which tenement Nicholas de Hampton holds to farm.
Manton town, one hide land of Wallingford honour, from whence she
paid 16a. yearly rent to the Templars, and the said Nicholas holds that land
to farm.
Wilts. Inq. {undated.)
Ghuppeham manor, 2 virgates land and 2 mills, held of the king in
chief, rendering 52a. yearly ; and 42. 18a. rent, held by as much rent to the
king.
Langele town, a little plot {hamelV) of meadow held of John Burel by 6d.
yearly.
Chupp(eham) manor, a little plot of meadow held of Thomas Bubbe by
id. rent, and Ja. meadow of John de la Barre by 2d. rent.
La Boxe manor, 2 virgates land held of Samson de la Boxe by 15a. rent,
and a mill held of the prior of Fernlegr by 10a. rent.
a Hen. HI. File 23. (4.)
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460. Gilbert son of Simon Glutun.
Writ {missing). Inq. Friday before St. Michael, 43 Hen. III.
Nottingham. The said Gilbert 4 years before his death enfeoflfed William son of
Robert de Bulcote of all the lands and tenements which were of Simon his
father and William his brother, as well within the town of Nottingham as
without ; and the said William was in full seisin thereof before and after the
death of the said Gilbert until the sheriff of Nottingham ejected him by
an inquisition made by the king's command. The said Gilbert had a son
Gilbert, who was hung for felony at Nottingham ten years before the said
William was enfeoffed of the said tenements, &c. ; and the said Gilbert
enfeoffed certain others of lands and tenements of the said Simon and
William before he enfeoffed the said William, of which the said William
recovered seisin by the king's command, because they were of the king's
serjeanty.
C. Hen. III. FUe 23. (5.)
451. BoGER Gernet.
Wnt, 20 Oct. 48 Hen. III. hiq. The eve of St. Martin, 44 Hen. III.
John, his son, aged 12 at Easter next, is his heir.
Lancaster. A pasture called Litteldale, held of the king in chief by service
of 6s. 8d.
Katon town, six bovates land held in chief of Roger de Heshaym by
service of 7s. 6d., with a third part of a watermill and of a fulling mill.
Burgh town, 1 carucate land held of Matthew de Burgo, with ^ of the
mill, and J carucate land in Lee town, by knight's service.
Lee town, 1 carucate land held in chief of Sir Boger Gernet of Halton
by knight's service. {See No. 469.)
C. Hen. HI. FUe 23. (6.)
452. BiCHARD DE Percy and William de Percy.
Wnt {missing).
Yore. Extent {nndated).
Tadecastre manor (extent given) ; the mills and fisheries which pertain
to the king, save 62^. %d. which the prior of Park, Bobert de Brus and Thomas
le Lardiner receive yearly, and of which the late wife of William de Percy
ought to acquit a third part, (are worth) 112. 10s.
York. Extent {undated hut endorsed 43 Hen. {Ill) ).
Spoford manor (extent given), including a pasture called Wetecroft and
Tidouerker; and the parson's men owe to the king 3a. M. for 4 carucates
and 26 swathes {faucUiis) yearly.
Linton manor (extent given).
York. Inq. {undated.)
Toppeclive manor (extent given), including Aystanby.
Garleton (extent given with names of tenants).
Grisethwayth, 2 bovates land held by Bobert the forester, rendering 6s.
yearly.
Wilton manor, held by John de Bulemer, rendering 101. yearly.
Marton Grange, held by the abbot of Fountains, rendering 88. yearly.
Tatecastre manor (extent given with names of tenants).
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Spoford manor and advowson (extent given with names of tenants),
including : —
Kereby mapor, held by Thomas de Arches by 6s. yearly.
Linton manor (extent given with names of tenants).
Langestrothe (extent given with names of free tenants), viz. : —
Betel manor, held by Henry de Percy by 50«. yearly.
Raheved, pasture held by Rayner de Scotthorp by 5«.
Swinden, 4 bovates land held by William Pollard by 6d.
[Halton ?] 2 bovates by Hugh de Halton in the same by id.
Westby, held by Ada de Westby by 8«. 6d.
Malgum, held by the abbot of Fountains by 68.
Treskefeld, held by John de Hamerton by Us.
Ilkelay, held by Peter de Percy by 21«. 4rf.
Gersington, held by the heir of Nigel de Plumton by ... .
YoBK. Inq. (undated but endorsed 43 Hen. III).
Catton manor and advowson (extent given), including 7 mills on one
pond in Derewent at Stamford Bridge (Pontem Belli).
Nafferton manor (extent given), including cottars in Wandesford and
Foston, members of Nafferton, and 12a. and Ir. land in Lekinfeud.
C. Hen. III. FUe 28. (7.)
453. William le Suvagb alias le Salvage, lb Sauvage, le Savage.
Writ, 2 Oct. 43 Hen. HI.
Thomas de Ednessouere, son of Thomas and Lucy de Ednesouere his sister,
and Philippa, wife of Sir Hugh de Meinyl, his sister, both aged 80 and more,
are his heirs.
Derby. Inq. Tuesday after St. Luke, 48 Hen. HI.
Octhorp, 8 virgates land held by the said William of the heir of William
de Gresseleg, which 15 days before his death he gave to his two foster sons,
who had full seisin of them in his lifetime.
Derby. Inq. Tuesday the morrow of St. Edward the king, 43 Hen. IH.
Tiscenton, held of the earl of Ferrars in chief by service of J knight.
He held nothing in the county of the king in chief.
Worcester. Writy 2 Oct. 43 Hen. III. Inq. {undated.)
Estwode, 2 carucates land held of Sir Thomas de Arderne by service of
I knight's fee.
Stafford. Writ, 2 Oct. 43 Hen. III. Inq. (undated.)
Hintes manor, held of the bishop of Coventry and Lichfield by service
of \ knight's fee.
Warwick. Writ, 2 Oct. 43 Hen. III. Inq. The morrow of AH Souls, 44 Hen. III.
Neuton, held of the king in chief by service of J knight's fee.
Pouelee (alias Powelee), held of William Burdet, clerk, by service of one
sparrowhawk or 2«. yearly.
Baddesleg, held of Sir William de Haroucurt by service of 1 knight's fee.
Bathekinton, held of Sir Thomas de Arderne by service of J knight's fee.
Wotton (alias Wutton) and HuUe, two parts held of John Peyvere by
service of 1 knight's fee.
Letter from Hugh le Bigod, justiciary of England to the king, with transcript of
the above Inquisitions, excepting that for Octhorp.
C.Hen.IILFile2a. (8.)
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454. John de Gatesdenb, the younger.
Wnt to the sheriff of Bedford, 4 Feb. 43 Hen. III.
He died on the feast of St. Catherine, 48 Hen. HI. Margaret, his daughter,
aged 18 on St. Vincent's day (l&st), is his heir.
[Herts.] Inq. The day of St. Edward the king, 48 Hen. HI {much defaced).
Gatesden town (extent given).
[Bedford.] Inq. Wednesday after the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary,
48 Hen. IH.
Stanbruge manor (extent given with names of tenants) ; and the said
John was bound to pay to the house of Neuham 4Z. yearly of the king's alms,
and 8{. to the king's exchequer for chief falconer's service, and there remains
to the king 10«. 6^. excepting perquisites of courts.
[Sussex.] Extent {undated).
Tratinton manor (extent given), with the advowson.
Demeford manor (extent given).
Wakeford, 20a. bd. rent of assize.
Elnestede manor (extent given), with the advowson.
Dedeleng manor (extent given).
Lady Glemence, late the wife of Bartholomew de Elnested, receives annually
10/. in dower from Elnested manor, which is held of the bishop of Exeter by
service of J knight's fee ; the manors of Tratinten with Dudeling and Demeford
were held of Franco de Bouin by service of J knight's fee ; and from Dedeling
manor ought to be paid 9>j. 4d. yearly to the heirs of Sir Gilbert Basevile.
{Comp, Nos. 551 and 706.)
C. Hen. III. File 23. (9.)
455. Walter lb Wudeward.
Wnt, 25 Oct. 43 Hen. III. Inq. {undated.)
He had no heir, and the land which he held of the king is the king's escheat.
Southampton. (Unspecified) 5 Ja. held of the king in chief, service unspecified ;
a curtilage held of William de Port ; and \a. held of William de la Punfaud.
G. Hen. III. File 28. (10.)
456. Beatrice de Glissebt?
Writ to the escheator in co. Lincoln, 1 Sept. 48 Hen. III. Inq. {missing.)
C. Hen. III. File 28. (11.)
457. William de Sancta Ermina.
Wnt of extent, 18 June, 44 Hen. III. Extent {undated).
[Essex.] Havering apud Waldam manor, capital messuage, 200a. arable, 6a.
meadow, 16a. pasture, 40«. rent, and customary works worth 6s. yearly ; and
there is owing to the king 71. 6s. lOd. yearly.
C. Hen. III. File 28. (12.)
458. John de Yenuz.
Writ, 12 June, 44 Hen. III. Inq. {undated.)
John, his son, aged 6 weeks, is his heir.
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Southampton. Werldham manor, 8 carucates land held of the king in chief by
serjeanty and rendering to the king 81. Is. 4d. yearly.
C. Hen. III. FOe 23. (18.)
459. Thomas be Welles.
Writj 2 July, 44 Hen. III. Inq. (undated.)
Robert, his son, aged 21j^, is his heir.
[Essex.] Little Reynes manor and advowson (extent given), held of the king
in chief by service of one knight's fee, of the honour of Hageleye.
C. Hen. III. FUe 23. (14.)
460. William le Clebo alias le Glebe, of Gumbe.
Writ to the sheriff of Oxford and to the bailiff of Wudestok, 10 July, 44 Hen. III.
Inq. {undated.)
OxFOBD. [Cumbe] , 1 virgate land held of the king rendering \0s. yearly, and
doing customs worth 16Jd. yearly. The land is not the king's escheat
because the said William died seised thereof, and Juliana late his wife holds
it by reason of the wardship of Adam son of the said William and Juliana.
OxFOBD. Writ of venire facias to the sheriff of Oxford, 4 Aug. 44 Hen. III. Inq.
Wednesday the morrow of St. Matthew.
Cumbe, 1 virgate land held of the king in chief by service of 6s. yearly,
and doing customs at Wodestok worth 16d., and he owed 4rf. for marrying
his daughter, or one lance, and tallage. The said William had a son John
by one Juliana his wife, and after her death he had a son Adam by one
Juliana whom he married ; but the said John was outlawed for killing a man
during the lifetime of his father, who died seised of the lands on Friday
before St. Ambrose in this year; the said John would be the heir but for the
outlawry. The land is not the king's escheat, &c. (as above).
C. Hen. III. File 2S. (15.)
461. Mabgabet, countess of Kent.
Writ, 25 Nov. Inq. Saturday the vigil of St. Andrew, 44 Hen. III.
Sir John de Burgo alias de Burk, of full age, is her heir.
SuBBEY. Benstede manor (extent given) held of Roger de Munbrey for 8 knights'
fees.
Bedfobd. Writ, 25 Nov. Inq. Thursday after St. Nicholas, 44 Hen. III.
Aspele manor (extent given). Reginald de Sancto Walerico sold the
manor to Hubert de Burgo, but the jury know not of whom it ought to be
held, because they have never heard the charter of enfeoffment.
Guy de Sancto Walerico, father of the said Reginald, impleaded Simon de
Bellocampo of the whole barony of Bedeford, and for peace the said Simon
gave to tiie said Guy and his heirs the manor of Aspele, which was of the
said barony, and ever defended it from foreign service against William de
Bellocampo. (See No. 873.)
C. Hen. Ill FUe 23. (16.)
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128 INQUISITIONS.
462. William le Bus.
Wnt to the sheriff of Norfolk, 8 March, 4i Hen. III. Inq. {undated.)
Alice, his daughter, age variously stated as 14 at Christmas, and at the feast
of the Circumcision last, and 15, is his heir.
Norfolk. Stinton manor, in Eneford hundred, held of William de Say by
service of 1 knight's fee.
Lincoln. Writ to the sheriff, 3 March, 44 Hen. III. Inq. (undated.)
Luburgh manor held of William de Albiniaco by service of 3 knights'
fees.
WHt to the sheriff of Suffolk, 3 March, 44 Hen. III.
Suffolk. Extent of lands in the hundreds of Bosemere and Cleydone and
Carlisford (undated).
Akeham, Hasketone and Cloptone manors held of Sir B. le Bygod, earl
of Norfolk, of the honour of Lancaster, by service of 2 J knights' fees,
and 20«. yearly to the guard of Lancaster.
[Suffolk.] Extent of lands in the hundred of Hoxne (undated).
Wytingham manor held of Eoger le Bygot, earl of Norfolk, of the
honour of Lancaster, by service of 1 knight's fee.
Stradebrok manor held of Bichard, king of Almain, of the honour of
Eye, by fee farm rendering 40 marks yearly.
Byrcholt, pertaining to Stradebroc manor, held of William de
Huntingefeud by service of 2 marks yearly. (See Nos. 282 and 320.)
C. Hen. III. File 2S. (17.)
463. Oliver de Stanford.
Mandate from the king's escheator citra Trentam to the escheator in co. Berks,
with transcript of writ 23 Jan. Inq. Sunday the day of St. Peter in Cathedra,
44 Hen. m.
Isabel and Amice, his sisters, of full age, are his heirs.
Berks. Stanford manor held of Sir Eoger de Someri by service of 1 knight's
fee.
Burhildebyry, a tenement held of the abbot of Bading by service of
10«. yearly.
The lady who was the wife of the said Oliver is dowered of the above manor
and tenement.
Writ to the sheriff of Berks, 16 March, 44 Hen. III. Inq. (undated.) On the
petition of the abbot of Bading.
[Berks.] After the death of William de Stanford, father of the said Oliver, the
said abbot seised the above land in Burwaldebuiy into his hands and held it
to the full age of Peter his son, brother of the said Oliver ; and after the
death of the said Peter the escheator intruded upon the said land and held
it about a month, and took thence 28. tallage, and the abbot took the rent.
The said Oliver held of the abbot in socage and not by knight's service ;
and the abbot and his predecessors have held the manor of Burwaldebury in
frank almoin of the king from the foundation of the house of Bading.
C. Hen. III. FUe 23. (18.)
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464. BoGER DE La More,
Writ, 28 July, 44 Hen. III. Inq. (undated.)
Eoger, his son, aged three parts of a year, is his heir.
Salop. La More town (extent given), held (of the king) by service of keeping one
constableship in war with the king in Wales, taking 12d. daily of the king.
La (More ?), 2 parts of 1 virgate land held of Adam de Acton by service
of Irf.
Ritton, lis. rent of assize held of Sir John de Verdon without
service
C. Hen. III. File 28. (19.)
465. Nicholas de Bykere alias de Bygrb.
Writ, 16 Jan. 44 Hen. III. Inq. (undated.)
John de Bycre (his son), aged 30 and more, is his heir.
Northumberland. Bycre, Selingfeld and Pampeden (extent given), two parts
held of the king by serjeanty, viz. being chief serjeant of the king, as his
predecessors were, in instituting and removing all Serjeants between Tyne
and Koket, but a certain sheriff, Philip de Ulkotis, unjustly prohibited him
from doing so ; he shall cause the beasts taJien for the king's debt in Northum-
berland to be kept at Bycre, and if they shall die shall answer for their skins
at the king's castle in Newcastle (in Norhu Castro), and if sold for the said
debt it ought to be by his view; and he shall cause the king's writs to be
carried to barons between Tyne and Koket. And because his predecessors
enfeoffed certain persons of some small messuages, part of the serjeanty, he
made fine with the king for 40«. yearly payable at the king's castle. He
oft€n did the office of coroner between Tyne and Koket when the
coroner could not come, presenting afterwards to the coroner, but this
Boger de Turkilby at his last eyre forbade. The heir of Bycre was never
in the wardship of anyone, except the sheriff of the king's castle ; and the said
Nicholas was in the wardship of Bobert son of Eoger sometime sheriff of
Northumberland, who sold his wardship to Reginald Basset of Uffirton.
Writ to the justiciary of England, 1 March, 44 Hen. Ill, to cause seisin to be
given to the said John, taking security for his reasonable relief.
C. Hen. III. File 23. (20.)
466. OsBERT DE Dagwrth alias de Daobwurth.
Writ, 15 July, 44 Hen. HI. Inq. Tuesday the day of St. Margaret.
John, his son, aged 9, is his heir.
[Essex.] Duddingehurst town, S8a. arable, 2a. meadow, 14a. pasture, 6a. wood
in the king's common forest, and 7s. lOd. quit-rent, held of the king of the
honour of Eeleg', now in the king's hands through the escheat of Henry de
Essex, in socage, by service Of 3 arrows feathered with eagle feathers and
bound with gold thread.
C. Hen. III. File 24. (1.)
467. Walter de Sancto Johanne.
Writ, 9 Aug. 44 Hen. III.
Margery, his sister, aged SO, is his heir.
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180 INQUISITIONS,
Kent. Inq. (undated.) Nessindene manor (extent given), including 8rf. new
rent in Wald', held of the king for J knight's fee ; and Sir Roger de Leybum
used to receive 5 marks yearly from the said manor for 3 years.
Essex. Inq. (undated.)
Great Wakering town in Rocheford hundred, 1 carucate land held of
the king in chief by service of J knight's fee ; which land he demised
for a term not yet expired.
C. Hen. III. File 24. (2.)
468. John son of Bernard.
Writ, 30 Oct. 44 Hen. III.
Ralph, his son, age variously stated as 13, 14 and 15, is his heir.
Essex. Extent (undated).
Tundr* manor (extent given), held of the king of the honour of Reyleye
for 1 knight's fee ; and 80a. land there held of Christiana de Plumbere by
service of :^ knight's fee, a piece of heath of Robert de Watele by Id. yearly,
and 10«. rent of Hugh de Nevile by service of 1 sore sparrowhawk.
[Hertford.] Extent (undated).
Bisseye, 120a. land and 16«. rent and customs, held of the earl of
Hereford in chief by knight's service, viz., 2«. when scutage is set at 20«.
Buckingham. Inq. The morrow of St. Leonard, 44 Hen. III.
Estun and Ylmer manor, worth, for so much as he used to hold of the
king, 16?. 88. 7^(1.
Adinton manor, worth, for so much as the said John held, 71. 13«. 2d.
yearly. All held by serjeanty.
[Kent.] Inq. (undated.)
Kingesdun manor (extent given), held of the king in chief, service
unspecified.
C. Hen. III. FUe 24. (3.)
469. Roger de Gaton alias de Katon.
W^it ofplenius certiorari, 28 July, 44 Hen. III. Inq. (undated.)
John, his son, aged 12 and more, is his heir, and now holds the land, and
had seisin through the king's writ to the sheriff of Lancaster.
Lancaster. A pasture called Litteldale, held of the king in chief by service of
68. 8rf. yearly.
Katon town, 6 bovates land held of Roger de Hesham by service of
78. &d. yearly, and i of a watermill and fulling mill.
Burg' and Leek towns, 12 bovates land with i of a watermill in Burg',
held of Matthew de Burg' by knight's service.
Leek, 1 carucate land held of Roger Gernet of Halton by knight's
service.
William de Bussay had the wardship of the land and heir, of the king's
ffift (coUacione) at the instance of Sir Geoffrey de Lesinan and Sir W. de
Valences, and after the death of the said Roger the land was in the king's
hands until he conferred it upon the said William. (See No. 451.)
C. Hen. III. File 24. (4.)
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470. William db Kyma alias db Kyme.
Writ {of certiorari) de feodis to the sheriff of York, 13 Oct. 44 Hen. III.
Inq. {undated,)
York. Wlsingtoii, 2 carucates land, whereof 12 make one knight's fee, held by
Mauger le Yavasur of the said William directly.
Neuton town, 2J bovates land, whereof 14 carucates make a fee, held by
Hugh de Brinkel ; 2 bovates held by John de Oxkumbe in the same town ;
4 bovates held by Elias, son of William Clerk ; 1 bovate held by John
Broket ; and 1 J bovate held by John Clerk, of the same fee.
Touleston, IJ carucates, whereof 14 make a fee, held by William de
Elkenton.
Coningeston and Smawes, 3J carucates, whereof 12 make a fee, held by
Ralph de Normanvile.
Torneton and Ylkelay, 1 carucate whereof 12 make a fee, held by Peter
de Percy in free marriage.
Tornet[on], 2 bovates held by William le Rus.
Kellebrok, 2 bovates of the same fee held by Matthew de Kelbrok.
Euerby, 1 bovate held by Geoffrey Wyllun ; and 2 bovates held by
Godfrey de Alta Ripa, whereof 12 carucates make a fee.
Catherton, 2 J carucates, whereof 14 make a fee ; of which the prior of
Park holds 9 bovates and 40a. of William de Katherton, who held of the
said William de Kyme ; the abbot of Furnes holds a toft and 20a. ; Adam le
Cerf of York holds 8 tofts, and J carucate of the said W. de Katherton, who
held of the said W. de Kyme ; Walter de Grimeston similarly holds a toft
and 1 bovate land ; and the rest the said W. de Katherton held direct.
Touleston, 1 carucate, whereof 14 make a fee, is held by Thomas de
Katherton of W^illiam de Katherton, and J carucate similarly held by the
prior of Park, and the said William held them of Wilham de Kyme. .
Neuton in Cravene, 4 carucates, whereof 14 make a fee, held by
William de Katherton direct.
EUeslake in Cravene, 2 carucates, whereof 14 make a fee, held by Ralph
Darel of William de Catherton, who held of the said William de Kyme ;
and 1 carucate held by William de Marton direct of the same W. de Kymb*.
Thometon, 1 bovate held l)y William Tempeste direct ; and 1 bovate by
Robert de Stock.
Wylberfoss, 6 carucates, whereof 23 make a fee, Were held by foreign
service, viz. — ^William son of Simon de Wylberfoss held 9 bovates direct ;
William le Rus 3 bovates, whereof Thomas de Boulton holds 2 in wardship
of the gift of W. de Kyme, and the wife of W. le Rus holds one in dower ;
Robert Burdun 6 bovates of Alan de Katherton, and he of W. de Kymb' ; the
prioress of Wylberfoss 3 bovates of Robert Burdun, and he of Alan de Kather-
ton, and he of W. de Kyme, 3 bovates of William son of Simon, and he of W.
de Kyme, and 1 bovate of the heir of William le Rus, and he of W. de Kyme ;
Peter le Rus holds 2 bovates of the said heir, and he of W. de Kyme ;
Thomas son of Randolph holds 1 bovate of William son of Simon, and he
of W. de Kyme ; Peter le Rus similarly holds one bovate ; Goscelin de
Wylberfoss holds 2 bovates of Robert Burdun, and he of Alan de Katherton,
and he of W. de Kyme ; Hugh son of Hugh similarly holds 2 bovates ;
Laurence son of Thomas 2 bovates ; Laurence son of Alan 2 bovates ;
Robert son of Simon 2 bovates ; and Nicholas Walding and Agnes daughter
of Alexander de Wylberfoss 1 bovate. {See No. 690.)
C. Hen. III. File 24. (5.)
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182 INQUISITIONS.
471. William de Fortibus alias db Ford, db Forz, Earl of Albemarle.
Writ {missing).
Thomas, his son, aged 7 on the morrow of the Nativity of the Blessed Mary
next, is his heir, and as yet in the wardship of his mother.
Suffolk. Extent Tuesday after the Translation of St. Bennet, 44 Hen. III.
Clopton manor with the chapel of Bech (extent given), held, together
with his other tenements in England, of the king in chief by service of one
sparrowhawk.
[York.] Extent (undated and defaced),
Fockelington manor (full extent given) with n^mes of tenants, including
tenants in Beleby, Brunneby, Gevildal, Meltenby, Ulvestorp, [Yolttorp ?] and
Fangefosse, held of the king for one mewed sparrowhawk \niso).
[York.] Holdernbsse. Extent .... after the Translation of St. Thomas
the Martyr, 44 Hen. Ill (dejaced).
Brustwyk (extent given) including a heronry, pasture [called] Gumerske,
a place called Brademire, lands, &c. in Bugeomont, Bondarrustwick, Pidese-
burton, Preston, Lelle and Dick, and eel fisheries in Piddese and Lambwat
water.
Hedon town (extent given).
Pahilflit (extent given), with the ferry.
Wahen (extent given).
Little Humber (extent given).
Kayngham Merske (extent given).
Sckefling (extent given with names of tenants), including a place called
Noutegange.
Eilnese (extent given with names of tenants).
Hesinton (extent given with names of tenants), including 8 bovates in
Dimbilton.
Baveneser Hodde (extent given).
Wytthoren alias Hutthom and Wythorense (extent given with names
of tenants), including pasture called Heynglant, and eel fisheries in the
lake called Wythorense Mar.
Gleton and Skipse (extent given with names of tenants) including Le
Neuhithe, eel fisheries in the meres of Skipse and Withonker, and lands in
Horneseburton.
Killing (extent given with names of tenants).
Castle guard vdtii foreign rents (extent given with names of tenants),
including 5s. for Holume in Holdemese.
Holdemese Wapentake was held by the earl by serjeanty for 60s. ; the above
lands (fee. were held of the king in chief by knight's service ; and 2 knights' fees
were held of the archbishop of York. Eight knights' fees were held of the earl in
Holdemese by knight's service, and he had a rabbit warren there.
There are 4J meres there, viz. — Lambwad, Skipse mere, Witthonker,
Wythomse mere, and a moiety of Piddese mere with fishery over the whole, and
the other moiety is of Sir Wilham de Eos with fishery over the whole.
The earl had the advowsons of the churches of Esinton, Kahingham and
Skipse, and he ought to present to the abbot of Aumale, and he to the arch-
bishop of York. He had warren throughout his fee in Holdemes ; and Geoffirey
Berchot and Amand de Buda were in his wardship.
York. Summary of the above lands &c. (undated)^ viz. —
Brustwyk manor with Hedon.
Preston, Hedon with Pawelflet, Wawene, Parva Humber and Keyngham,
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Skeftling, Eilnese, Esinton, Odravenser, Withthornese, Uouthornese,
Skipse, Gleton and Eilling, and the castle guard with foreign farms, and
wapentake of Holderness.
PokUnton.
Skipton in Cravene.
Thorenton.
Cokermue in co. Cumberland.
Endorsed with a memorandum of certain parts of the above, and a note that
they exceed reasonable dower of the lands, &c., north of the Trent.
Writ to the escheator, 1 Aug. 44 Hen. Ill, to extend without delay the manors
of Borele, co. Essex, Rodeston, co. Northampton, Helewell, co. Lincoln,
Wymeringes and Polhanton, co. Southampton, Stretton, co. Rutland,
Keninton, co. Surrey, and Derteford, co. Kent.
[Southampton.] Extent {undated).
Polhamptun manor (extent given), held of the king, with his other
lands, by barony.
Southampton. Extent (undated).
Wimering manor (extent given), held of the king in chief.
[Kent.] Extent {undated).
Derteford town (extent given), including 28 yokes of land, whereof 24
owe *erthe selver' and 'medgavel,' lands called Maktildesland, Inlaunde, and
Okolte, and rents in Graneford, Ghiselherste, Gumbe and Gobeham, held of
. the king in chief, service unknown.
EssBX. Inq. 8 Sept. 44 Hen. IH.
Borle manor and advowson (extent given), held of the king of the
honour of Skipton without any service separate from that of the honour, but
the manor gives 5a. to sheriff's aid, and 2«. Qd. to the bailiff of the hundred
of Hainford for view of frank pledge.
Northampton. Extent {undated).
Rodeston manor (extent given), including Overe and Nethere Rodeston,
held of Sir R. de TateshaJ by service of i knight's fee. The prior of Ware
holds the church of Rodeston to his own uses.
[Rutland.] Extent {undated).
Stratton manor (extent given), held of Henry de Hastinges by service
of one knight's fee. The Templars hold the church of Stratton to their
own uses.
[Lincoln.] Extent {undated). Helewell manor (extent given), held as pertain-
ing to his barony. The abbot of Thorniton holds the church of Helewell.
C. Hen. III. File 24. (6.)
472. William de Lascendon.
Writy 80 July, 44 Hen. IH. Inq. {undated.)
Hugh, his son, aged 22 and more, is his heir.
[Essex.] Lascendon, Tholeshunt and Purle, 160a. land, 2a. meadow, pasture
as well without as within the marsh for 50 sheep, and 22«. 6d. rent of assize,
held of the king in chief by service of 1 knight's fee of the honour of
Hagelee, and 10«. yearly to the guard of Dover (castle).
C\ Hen. III. File 24, (7.)
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134 INQUISITIONS.
473. Peter db Muneton.
Writy 18 July, 44 Hen. III. Extent {undated and defaced),
John, his son, aged 20J, is his heir.
[Salop.] Muneton manor (extent given), held by service of keeping the king's
forest of Longemund and hays of Bismor and Hauekehurst.
Wl . . . deston town, held of Sir J. son of Alan by service of
i knight, which town Miles de Hope holds of the said Peter by service
of one pair of gloves worth Jrf. yearly.
Lerdegren, i virgate land held of the prior of Wenlock by service of
i mark.
C. Hen, HI. File 24. (8.)
474. Hugh Peverel.
Writ to the sheriff of Devon, 6 Nov. 44 Hen. III. Inq. (undated.)
John, his son, of full age on Friday before Whitsunday, 43 Hen. Ill, is his
heir (and is now a prisoner in the hands of the king's Welsh rel:)el8).
Devon. Weston, held by service of 1 knight's fee of Peter de Ayleston, who
still holds the land in wardship.
Ermington, held of Baldwin de Insula by service of 1 fee, and it was in
the queen's wardship, but she re-delivered it after the coming of age of
the said John.
Mammehavede, held of William le Spec', and Nicholas son of Martin
held it after the coming of age by the Queen's ? consignment {de tradiciofie
Begin'), but re-delivered it before Michaelmas.
Merlewill, held of William de Fischacre, who held it until Christmas,
44 Hen. III.
C. Hen. III. FUs 24. (9.)
475. Andrew db Suleny.
Writ, 8 Jan. 44 Hen. III. Jnq, {undated.)
Geoffrey de Suleny, his uncle, is his heir.
Somerset. Kynemersdon, J knight's fee held of the king in chief.
Middelcote, J knight's fee held of Sir Robert de Gurnay in chief.
IVrk to Hugh le Bygod, Justiciary of England, dated St. Omer, 17 Feb.
44 Hen. Ill, to cause full seisin of the said lands to be made to the said
Geoffrey, who on account of his debility cannot come to the king's presence,
receiving his fealty and taking security for his relief.
C. Hen. in. FOe 24. (10-)
476. Richard Fylloll alias Fillol.
Writ, 20 May, 44 Hen. III. Inq. {undated.)
Jolin, his son, aged 23^, is his heir.
[Essex.] Kelleveden manor (extent given), held of the king in chief by service
of 3 knights' fees of the honour of Hael.
Acle manor, viz. 2 carucates land, held of Robert son of Walter {sic).
Little Badue, viz. 1 carucate land, held of the said Sir Walter of the
inheritance of Anne sometime the wife of the said Richard, and he defended
them against the said Walter son of Robert by service of 8J fees.
C. Hen. III. FUe 24. (11.)
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477. Nicholas Hachabd, deceased.
Writ to Walter de Surges, guardian of the bishopric of Winchester, 29 July,
45 Hen. IH. Inq. {undated.)
He has heirs (unspecified). '
[Southampton.] The office of marshal of Winchester was held by him at the
will of the bishop, who could remove him at will, and the king likewise
when the see is vacant ; the marshal ought to receive from the bishop 2d.
daily, and 2 robes yearly.
Durnegate, a mill and tenement held to farm at the will of the
bishop.
Winchester soke, divers tenements held of divers lords by divers rents,
which in no wise can be the escheat of the said bishopric, because he has
heirs who claim them, viz. —
A messuage outside the gate of Kingate, held of the bishop in chief by
service of 8«. 8d.
La Strode, 29a. land held of the said bishopric for 14«. 6d. yearly.
Swanemere, 1 virgate land held of the prior of St. Swithun's, Winchester,
for 21d. and 2 bushels of wheat yearly, of which the said Nicholas and Alice
his wife were enfeoffed to them and their heirs and assigns.
Reweleye, a croft held of the said bishopric for 5«. yearly, which ought
to descend to his heirs.
Gaterigg, 2 J virgates and 1 ferling of land, which is servile (scrva), and
ought to descend to the right heirs of that land according to the custom of
the country.
St. Giles's hill, 12 shops which the merchants of Due and Ipri held of
him, which he had by purchase to himself and his wife, and bequeathed to
the abbot of W^awerley and to Alice his wife ; and 2 shops held of the said
bishop, which he had by similar purchase.
Vylehal, 28«. quit rent.
C. Hen. III. FUe 24. (12.)
478. Constance de Flaunvill alias de Flanwill.
Writ, 8 Oct. 45 Hen. HI. Liq. {undated.)
Bobert Batayle, her eldest son, is her heir, and of full age.
Northumberland. Vytincham, Trovinton and Barton, a third part (extent given)
held of the king in chief by service of ^ of ^ mark.
C. Hen. III. FUe 24. (13.)
479. Robert de Pteeshull.
Writ, 27 Dec. Inq. Sunday before St. Gregory the Pope, 45 Hen. IH {defective).
, his ... , aged 80 and more, is his heir.
[Bedford ?] [Carltun ?] 16a. land and . . rood meadow, held of the king in chief
by service of finding one (man) with a horse, hauberk and lance, in the king's
army wherever he shall go ; and he shall give for relief 20«. for ^ of one
knight's fee. His wife is dowered of a third part.
C. Hen. III. File 24. (14.)
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480. BaIiPh de la Tunb alias db la Thun.
Writ, 24 Feb. 45 Hen. III. Inq. (ufidated.)
Richard, son of Lucy his sister, aged 26, is his heir, and holds the land.
Kent. Wodechurche, 36a., and in Roking 4ia., with 26«. rent yearly, whence
are due 5«. yearly to Dover castle for guard, 2d. yearly to the sheriffs farm,
and suit at the king's court of Redleuett, held of the king in chief for
^ knight's fee, paying scutage when it comes.
C. Hen. IIL File 24. (16.)
481. GiLBEBT MaUDUT.
Writ, 18 Aug. 45 Hen. III. Inq. Monday before the Nativity of the Blessed
Virgin Mary (defective).
John, his son, is his heir, and of full age.
[Essex.] Terlinge, 160a. land and about 80«. rent, held of the king by service
of 1 knight.
Henie, 100«. rent with the advowson of the church, held of the heir of
Simon de Cantilupo by service of one knight.
C. Hen. HI. FOe 24. (16.)
482. Beginald son of William (dias William ^e Lullewobthb.
Writ, 8 April, 45 Hen. III. Inq. (missing.)
Writ ofplenim certiorari, 22 May, 45 Hen. III. Inq. (undated.)
DoBSET. (Unspecified), one knight's fee held of Boger son of Henry, who held
it of the king in chief, by service of 1 knight's fee in relief and scutage.
And the said Boger died and the service of that fee descended to Emma de
Boches his daughter and heir, who neither did homage nor relief for it to
the king nor would receive the said Beginald's homage ; and for the defect
of the same Emma, the said Beginald twice paid scutage to the king by the
distraint oi Thomas de Gyrencestre, then sheriff, and once by the hands of
Sir Walter de Burges, and also an aid for making the king's son a knight.
C. Hen. III. FUe 24. (17.)
483. William son of Otho.
Wnt, 24 June, 45 Hen. III. Inq. (undated.)
Thomas son of Otho, his brother, aged 30 and more, is his heir.
[Essex.] Belchamp Otten (in BeJlo Campo Othon'), 1 knight's fee held of the
honour of Boulogne, which is in the king's hands.
Gosfeud and Gestlingethorp, 2 hamlets held of the earl of Gloucester
by service of one knight's fee.
Gosfeud, J virgate land held of the heir of Balph de Hodeng', service
unspecified.
C. Hen. IIL File 24. (18.)
484. Alice de Cobmaylles.
Writ, 28 Nov. Inq. Monday the vigil of St. Thomas the Apostle, 45 Hen. Ill
(defective).
Colin le Archer, aged 28 and more, is her heir.
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[Hereford.] Tatiuton, Bolinghope and Glehungre, 2 earucates land held of the
king in chief.
Hope Solers and Astun, two fees jointly held by the said Alice and
Isabel her younger sister of the king in chief.
[The said Alice and] Isabel held the said fees and tenements by service of a
third part of the service pertaining to the barony of Cormeiir.
C. Hen. III. File 24. (19.)
485. Alan de Ghykenhill alias de Chikehull.
Writ, 19 April, 45 Hen. III. Inq. {undated.)
Hugh, his son, aged 7 years, is his heir.
Southampton. Wolveston, J carucate land held of the king in chief by
serjeanty, viz. finding one man with bow and arrows in the king's army
in Wales.
The Isle (of Wight), J knight's fee (unspecified), held of Baldwin de
Insula.
C. Hen. UI. File 24. (20.)
486. William Pach.
Writ, 20 Jan. Inq. 23 Feb. 45 Hen. III.
Essex. Reyl', 24a. land pertaining to the honour of Reyl' are held in the
king's hands, as escheat through the death of William Pach, who had
no heir apparent. One Sueyn, who held the whole barony of Reyl' of
the gift of King Edward, enfeoffed (the ancestor of ?) the said William to be
summoner of his barony.
C. Hen. III. File 25. (1.)
487. WiLLUM LB BOTILLER aliaS LE BoTYLER, LB BuTILER.
Writ, 25 May, 45 Hen. III.
Hugh, his son, age variously stated as 17 and 21 and more, is his heir.
[Essex.] Inq. 10 June, 45 Hen. III.
Pritelwell, 80a. land held of the king in chief by service of \ knight's
fee.
Wakering, 40a. land in a marsh held of Hugh de Nevil by service of 16«.
Scopiland, 102a. land and a marsh held of Robert de Typetot by service
of 86«.
[Essex.] Inq. {undated.)
Prittelwelle, 64a. held of the king in chief by service of \ knight's fee.
Schopilande, 106a. and a marsh which can carry 240 sheep, held of Sir
Robert de Tibetot by service of 36s. yearly.
Magna Wakering, 17a. held of Hugh de Neville by service of -^ knight's
fee, and a marsh which can carry 240 sheep by service of 16«. 8rf. ; and 16a.
held of Sir John son of Bernard by service of lOs.
C. Hen. III. FUe 25. (2.)
488. Bobert de Sottesbroc.
Writ, 16 Aug. 45 Hen. III. * Inq. {undated,)
John, his son, aged 3^, is his heir.
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Bebks. Bottesbroc, 1^ carucates land held of the king in chief by knight's
service, viz. — 20«. to the keeper (custod') of Wyndlesor castle, and service to
the king in his army for 40 days at his own cost; 4a. meadow held of
William de la Garstone of Schorninggefeld by service of 6(L yearly ; and 2a.
land of John de Benetfeld by service of 6<L yearly.
C. Hen. IIL FU^ 25. (8.)
489. John Martel.
IfVif, 22 Feb. 45 Hen. III. Inq. (undated.)
William Martell, his brother, aged 30, is his heir.
[Essex.] Rywehal', 126 Ja. arable, 3a. meadow, 8a. pasture, 4a. wood, 13«. lOd.
rent of assize, and 4 capons yearly worth 6rf. held of the king in chief by
service of J serjeanty, viz. finding J a Serjeant to go with the king into
Wales or Scotland at his own cost for 40 days.
Ardleg', a knight's fee held of the earl of Her(e)ford.
C. Hen. III. FU^ 25. (4.)
490. William lb Scot.
Writ, 27 May, 45 Hen. III. Inq. (undated.)
John le Scot, his son, aged 22 on the eve of SS. Peter and Paul last, is his
heir.
[York.] (Unspecified), a capital messuage, 40a. land, 4 marks rent, pasture,
and a water mill and ^ mill, held of Edmund de Lascy by service of i knight's
fee
C. Hen. HI. File 25. (5.^
491. WlLLIA3I LE BrETUN olias LB BrBTON.
Writ, 3 April, 45 Hen. III.
John, his son, age variously stated as 24, 24 and more, and 28, is his heir.
[Cambridge.] Inq. Friday before Palm Sunday, 45 Hen. III.
Burg, 120a. land held of Sir Thomas de Burg, by service of 18rf. yearly ;
and 20a. in the fields held of Randolph son of Alan de Burg.
DuUingham fields, 52a. and ^., held of the same Randolph by service
of 3». 9^. yearly.
Brinkele fields, 56a. and IJr., held of Sir William de Moun, service
unspecified.
Willingham and Karleton fields, 26a. held of the said Sir William by
service of 5«. yearly ; and 3a. of Laurence de Willengham by service of 12rf.
yearly, and he received 9Jd. rent yearly.
Essex. Inq. (undated.)
Boxstede town, capital messuage, 1 carucate land and 40^. rent, held of
Robert de Hastinges by J knight's service and 1 pair of gilt spurs; a
water mill, 2 parts of 1 carucate land and 20«. rent, held of Walter de
Horkeleg' by service of J knight ; and 7a. land held of Hugh de Nevile by
service of 18d. yearly.
[Northampton.] Inq. 11 April, 46 Hen. III.
Dodinton town, 50a. assart held of the king, rendering 1 pair of gilded
spurs to the king's exchequer ; and a place of wood, of which Randolph Brito
was enfeoffed, for 1 pair of gilt spurs.
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Blatherwik town, capital messuage and one carucate of land held of
Richard Basset of Welledon by service of J knight's fee ; and 30a. arable
held of Henry Engayne, service unspecified.
Wakerle, a watermill held of John de Burgo, service unspecified.
Haringworth, 5 virgates land held of the heirs of Robert son of Roger,
service unspecified.
Cambridge. Inq. Thursday before Palm Sunday, 45 Hen. IH.
Harlestoh town, 40a. land held of Sir John de Burg' by service of 14d.
yearly and llh. cummin ; 40a. held of Lady Sibyl de Crauden by service of
12fZ. ; 6a. of Sir Robert de Mortuo Mari by service of 12^Z. ; 14a. of Walter
•Clement by service of 3«., saving foreign service ; 9a. of Richard Martin by
service of 12rf. ; and 2Ja. of William son of Eustace by service of \d, ; also
23«. &iL rent from free tenants, and 88. 9d. from villains.
C. Hen. III. File 2b. (6.)
492. Christiana de Glantbdon alias de Glanteton.
Wi'ity 8 July, 45 Hen. III. Inq. {undated.)
John de Glantedon, her son, is her heir, and of full age.
[Northumberland.] Vitincham, Thowerton and Barton towns, 98a. land in
demesne, 191a. enclosable lands, a mill, and 10^/. and 12^/. from two tenants,
held of the king in chief by J of a mewed sparrowhawk or J of J mark.
C. Hen. III. File 25. (7.)
493. William de Lesseborwe alias de Lassebebge.
Writ, 9 July. Inq. Friday after St. James the Apostle, 45 Hen. III.
His only daughter Agatha, aged 20, whom Henry de Dene married in her
father*s lifetime, is his heir.
Gloucester. St. Brevell, 12a. land held (of the king in chief) in the name of
his bailiwick in the forest of Dene, by service of finding 1 serjeant in the
forest for a year to attach for vert and venison.
La Boxe, 1 carucate land held of the earl of Hereford by service of
J knight.
La Planche, 1 carucate held of Thomas de la Planche by service of
i mark, and suit at Durseleg* court.
Lasseberge, 1 knight's fee held of Sir William de Kaines by service of
1 knight.
C. Hen. III. File 25. (8.)
494. BicHARD DE Htalande.
Writ, 22 May, 45 Hen. III. Inq. Friday before St. Margaret, 1261.
William, his son, is his heir, and of full age.
Northumberland. Matfen West, 98a. arable and 3a. meadow.
Nafferton, 26a. arable.
Lourbotle, 4 marks rent of assize.
Matfen, 13«. 4d. farm of the mill, and 2«. rent, rendering to the king
408. and -^ knight's service.
C. Hen. III. File 25. (9.)
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495. GrILBEBT DE HaU .... olioS DE AlTECLO, DE HaLTECLO.
Writ, 23 Feb. (defective). Inq. The morrow of St. Ambrose, 45 Hen. lU.
William, his son, aged 21 at the feast of SS. Philip and James 1261, is his
heir.
[Cumberland.] Halteclo, 81a. of purpresture which were sometime in the king's
forest of Halteclo between the king's highway and Galdew water, held of the
king, rendering 2^
Soureby manor, 4^. held of the Queen of Scotland, rendering 2«. ; 62a. in
demesne, 2 bovates land and a fulling mill, held of Sir Alan de Multon and
Alice his wife by 12d. rent, lib. cummin, certain services in ploughing,
harrowing, mill toll, pannage, and making his hedge {or park) in Garrok,
and suit of court ; and 20a. held of Bichard Bidel, rendering 4b.
C. Hen. III. FUe 25. (10.)
496. OsBEBT Babdolf alias Babdol.
Writy 26 May. Inq. The morrow of the Apostles Peter and Paul, 45 Hen. III.
Bobert, his son, aged 22 and more, is his heir.
[Suffolk.] Hagele, 20a. land held of the king in chief, rendering IM. to the
exchequer.
Sellond, a messuage and 20a. land held of the abbot of St. Edmund's
and others.
C. Hen. III. FUe 25. (11.)
497. Balph DE Fbeschevill alias de Fbbschebvill.
Wnty 5 Feb. 45 Hen. III. To the escheator in co. Derby. Liq. (missing.)
Aukerus, his son, is his heir, and of full age.
Nottingham. Writ, 5 Feb. Liq. Friday after St. Peter in cathedra, 45 Hen. III.
Boney manor (extent given), held of the king in chief by service of one
knight.
Botinton, ^ knight's fee held of John de Musters of the fee of Biphmond,
rendering 58. yearly.
C. Hen. III. FUe 25. (12.)
498. Waleband Attepet of Merdon alias Atte Putt'.
Writ to the guardians of the bishopric of Winchester, 8 Feb. Inq. Sunday the
eve of St. Valentine, 45 Hen. III.
Henry, son of Peter his son, aged 18, is his heir.
(Unspecified) , 30a. held in socage of the bishopric of Winchester, render-
ing 2«. M. yearly, whereof he gave 2a. to his sister for 2d. yearly, and 2a. to
Nicholas Achard for ^Ih. cummin yearly, leaving 26a. whereof Christina
sometime the wife of the said Peter ought to have a third part in dower ;
and a croft in which his houses are built, for which he gave to one Walter
lOd. (yearly). The wardship of the lands pertains to the next (of kin) on
the mother's side.
C. Hen. III. File 26. (18-)
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499. William db Caluwbleyb alias de Kalulby.
Writ, 28 Oct. Liq, Saturday before St. Nicholas, 45 Hen. HI.
Gilbert, his son, is his heir, and of full age.
Northumberland. Ealui alias Kalu]ey and Jettelinton, held of the king in chief
by 8 marks and 16rf. rent, and the men of Kaluley and Jettelinton carry 30
loads to the castle of Bamborc and do suit at the county (court) of
Newcastle-upon-Tyne.
C. Hen. III. File 25. (14.)
500. IsABBL Basset.
Writ de escaeta, 26 Nov. Inq. Friday after St. Lucy, 45 Hen. III.
William, son of BegiAald de Moun and the said Isabel, age variously stated
as 6 and 7, is her heir.
[Southampton.] Grewell manor was sometime the king's escheat through the
death of Gilbert de Aquila, and the king that now is gave it to Gilbert
Marescall to hold at the king's will for 41. yearly, and by service of
sending 10 men to reap for a day at Odiham in the autumn, the king
feeding them, and doing suit at the hundred (court) of Odiham.
Afterwards the said Gilbert gave the manor to Gilbert and Isabel Basset
to them and the heirs of their bodies, and it was put in the charter
that if the said Gilbert Marescall could not warrant them the manor
against the king, he should give them land to the same value between
Caversham bridge and Saverne water. And because the said Gilbert
Marescall held at the king's will, and there is no heir left born of the said
Gilbert and Isabel, the manor is the king's escheat through the death of
the said Isabel.
Wilts. Inq. Saturday before St. Peter in cathedra, 45 Hen. III.
Mildehal manor, held in free marriage of the gift of Sir William de
Ferers her father, in chief * de Marscalsia,' and no service was held of
that manor. And whatever else she held in the county was of the dower of
Sir Gilbert Basset.
[Southampton.] Writ {de jnelius inquirendo), 24 Feb. Inq. Tuesday after St.
Matthias, 45 Hen. III.
Grewell manor was the ancient demesne of King Henry the king's
grandfather, and he gave it to Juliana de Aquila mother of Gilbert de
Aquila.
C. Hen. Ill File 25. (15.)
501. Maeumus son of Biohard alias Maym, Mayim, Maim son of Biohard db
Eytrop.
Writ, 13 June, 45 Hen. III.
Beatrice, his daughter, age variously stated as 8 and 9, is his heir.
Berks. Inq. Saturday after SS. Peter and Paul, 45 Hen. III.
Winterbum, 4 carucates land, 41. lis. 4d. rent of assize, customs of
tenants, pasture and meadow, were held by the said Bichard of Balph
Musard by service of one knight's fee, and similarly by the said Maeumus
bis son and heir.
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[Oxford.] Inq. Saturday after SS. Peter and Paul, 45 Hen. III.
Eyrop, principal messuage, 7 J virgates land with meadow in demesne,
and 10 J virgates land in villenage, with customs of villeins {nistkorum), held
for life of Balph Musard, paying for hidage to the king 35. 4d., and to the earl
of Gloucester J mark, and doing suit at the hundred (court) of ChadelintoD.
Lideneston town, 1 hide land let to tenants for 21a., held of Robert de
Broc by (l?)<i. yearly and lib. cummin; 1^ virgate land with meadow,
tenure unspecified ; and 8a. held of Robert de Bradeneston by 2«. rent.
C\ Hen, III. File 25. (16.)
502. Nicholas Bulluc.
Writ (missing). Inq. Thursday the feast of St. Augustine, 45 Hen. III.
^ Richard de Coterfold, aged 85 and more, and Christina daughter of
Maud de Batsate, aged 18, are his heirs, according to the custom of Farnham
manor.
Surrey. Farnham, 2 virgates land held of Aymer sometime (bishop) elect of
Winchester, the king's brother, by ancient ten^ire, rendering 10«. yearly
and 2d. * wudepanies ' ; and besides he mowed in the lord's meadow with
one man for one day, and had 2Jrf., and lifted and carried the same;
found 2 men who had their victuals for 2 days, for weeding the lord's com ;
4 men, who had their food, at * cuttederip ' for reaping the lord's corn
for one day, and 2 men for 1 day at * reverip ' ; and at the lord's great
harvesting {magnum hcderip) he ought to come with his whole family,
excepting his wife, shepherd and nurse, and they had their, food at the
lord's court. At ' nedrip ' he -ought to reap 1 Ja. of corn, and carry
the lord's corn with his neighbours, receiving nothing for the same. At
* laghewudringe ' against Christmas day he ought to carry firewood with
one cart for pne day, at Easter for 1 day with two carts, and to carry
firewood with his neighbours against the coming of his lord or of the
king. He ought to plough for winter seed la. and have 2Jrf. for food, and
at *nedhurthe' to plough for the same seed IJa. without food, and la.
for winter seed without food; and if he had his own plough he ought
to plough la. and have 2Jd. for food. At * rusthegginge ' if he had a horse
of his own he ought to harrow with his horse for 1 day until the ninth
hour. And he ought to thrash once a year 1^ quarter of corn and carry
it to the nearest market for sale ; to fence 8 perches at the lord's park
of Farnham when necessary without food, and 1 perch at Burgheye;
and to give Id. pannage for a boar over a year old and Jd. for
a hog. And he gave 1 bushel of oats according to custom to the parkers ? ;
and ought to do *averagium,' viz. — to carry the lord's food from the
manor one day's journey (per nnam dietam). He also held 32a. and more
of new land (de nova terra) of the said Aymer by a yearly rent of 18«. 4d.
The above lands are in the king's hands.
C. Hen. III. File 25. (17.)
503. Adam de Bbtsin alias de Beisin.
TFrit, 4 May, 45 Hen. III. Inq. (undated and deforced.)
Robert, his son, aged 19 at the Assumption of the Blessed Mary
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Salop. Billingesle manor (extent given), held of the abbot of Ses by service
of ... .
Silviton manor (extent given), held of the abbot of St. Kemy by ser-
vice of 24s. yearly.
Burwardele manor (extent given) held of the prior of Wenlok by service
of eating with the prior on St. Milburgh's day to .... his dinner, and
(doing suit at the court) of Burton.
Wrkiton and Warkeslawe manor (extent given), held of the king in chief
by service of keeping one goshawk until Michaelmas, or until at the king's
command he shall bring it to the king, where he shall be during the season
with the king at the king's cost, taking 5Jd. per day and feeding in the
king*s house, and he shall take 2 robes of the king, and the king shall
restore to him his horse .... and when the season is over, he ought
to take the goshawk back to his own country and mew it at his own cost
(See ^0.557.)
C, Hen. III. File 25. (18.)
504. William db Bodham.
Writ, 26 Feb. 45 Hen. III. On the complaint of the abbot of Creek that a
messuage and the services of divers tenants whereof the said William had
enfeoffed him, had been taken into the king's hand.
Ranulph, his son, aged 22, is his heir.
[Norfolk.] Inq. {undated and defective.) Suhtcrek, 127a. land and 63«. 6d. rent
held of the king in chief by service of 2 knights' fees, 20«. for the guard of
Dover (castle), and 2 parts of 1 suit at the court of Hagenet.
Full extent given of enfeoffments made by the said William to many persons,
including the abbot of Crek, the master of the hospital of Jerusalem, the prior
of Castelacre, the prior of Wausingham, and the prior of Petreston.
[Norfolk.] Inq. {undated and defective.)
Bodham and Becham, messuage, la. and Ir. land, ... a ,
43a. heath ?, 6a. pasture ?, and the advowson of Bodham church, held of the
king in chief by service of 1 knight's fee, ... for the guard of Dover castle,
and doing suit at the hundred (court) of Holt, and i of 1 suit at the court of
Hagenet ?
Full extent given of enfeoffments to many persons. {See No. 510.)
C. Hen. in. File 25. (19.)
505. Richard Lunoespete.
Writ to the sheriff of Sussex and Surrey, 27 Dec. 46 Hen. III. Inq. {undated.)
Surrey. Brumleghe manor was held of the king in chief by John de Fay by
service of 3 knights' fees, after whose death it was parted between his two
sisters Maud and Philippa, and from the said Maud issued a daughter
Agatha, and from her Alice, who was the wife of the said Bichard (and still
survives) ; and the said Richard and Alice held a moiety of the manor in
chief of the king by service of 1 J knights' fee.
C. Hen. III. FiU 25. (20.)
506. Ingram de Pbrct.
Writ, 24 Oct. 46 Hen. III. Extent {undated).
William de Percy, his brother, aged 26, is his heir.
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York. Levyngton manor (extent given), held (of the king in chief), service
unspecified.
C. Hen. III. File 26. (1.)
507. Elias db Sutton.
WnU 20 July, 46 Hen. III. Inq. {undated.)
Elias, his son, aged 24 at least, is his heir.
[Salop.] [Sutton,] 25a. land, held of the king in chief by service -of 2«. yearly,
also 1 carucate land and a messuage, &c.
Sutton Major, 1 carucate land, held of the king of Almain in chief by
semce of 10«. yearly, also 6a. meadow, 10«. rent of assize, 2 gardens and a
dovecot.
C. Hen. HI. FUe 26. (2.)
508. Pbtronilla db Vallibus alia^ de Vaus.
Wnt, 28 March, 46 Hen. III. Inq. {undated.)
Henry de Longo Campo alias de Lungchaump, age variously stated as 40
and more and 50 and more, is her heir.
Southampton. Warneburue manor, held of the king in chief, service unspecified ;
she also held 22J knights' fees in co. Lincoln in demesne by barony.
Writy 80 March, 46 Hen. III. To the sheriff of Southampton to take the lands
into the king's hands and deliver them to the escheator, and in his presence
to make inquisition, &c.
Southampton. Inq. {undated.) Sutwarneburue manor, tenure unspecified.
C. Hen. III. File 26. (3.)
509. Theobald db Englbchevill.
Writ to the sheriff of Wilts, 2 Sept. 46 Hen. III. Inq. {undated.)
Wilts. Wahull manor ; the said Theobald enfeoffed William de Engleschevill
of the said manor 10 years ago, who remained in full seisin thereof until
the escheator took it into the king's hands by reason of the death of the
said Theobald. {See No. 548.)
C. Hen. III. File 26. (4.)
510. Robert Toli alim Toly.
Writ, 1 Dec. 46 Hen. III. Inq. {undated.)
Norfolk. He held nothing of the king in chief, because William de Boddham
before his death enfeoffed the abbot of Erec and his church of the homage
of Bobert Toly, and of all his demesne that remained in Sudk', and
of all the services of his free tenants and their rents, for 1 J year, saving
scutage and other things pertaining to the king. The king has had
80/. by two reliefs in Sudk' and Boddham, viz. — after the deaths of William
de Boddham and of his son and heir, and all the lands, &c., of the said Bobert,
and of all the said William's free tenants in Sudk' and Boddham have
been seized into the king's hands. Endorsed : — This inquisition is
insuflScient. {See No. 504.)
C. Hen. III. File 26. (6.)
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511. Gerard db Hakonby alias db Hacunby.
Writ, 30 Jdly, 46 Hen. HI. Inq, {undated and defective.)
Thomas, his son, aged 21 on the day of the Decollation of St. John next, is
bis heir.
[Lincoln.] Mort', a moiety of a messuage, 1 bovate land, and 6«. 6Jrf. rent,
held of the king in chief for | knight's fee.
Hacunby town, 1 bovate land held of Thomas de Awile for 58.
C. Hen. III. File 26. (6.)
512. Nicholas son of Booer.
Writ, 26 May. Inq. Friday after the Holy Trinity, 46 Hen. III.
Sir Ralph, his son, is his heir, and of full age.
[Gloucester.] Hulle and Ninndesfeld manors, held of the king in chief by
service of ^^ knight.
Somerset. Tikneham manor, held of the earl Marshal, service unspecified.
C. Hen. III. File 26. (7.)
513. OLrV'ER DB ASPREVILL olias DE ASSPERA YlLLA.
Writ, 10 Oct. 46 Hen. HI. Inq. Thursday after St. Matthias, 47 Hen. HI.
{defective).
John, his son, is his heir, and of full age.
Northampton. Dodinton and Morhey, 35Ja. held by charter of the king, paying
6d. yearly at the exchequer.
C. Hen. III. File 26. (8.)
514. William de Bello Alneto.
Writ de custodia to the sheriff of Southampton, 26 April, 46 Hen. IH. on the
petition of William Maudut, Robert de Sancto Johanne, and James le
Sauvage.
Writ to the sheriff of Southampton, 6 May, 46 Hen. III. Inq. {undated.)
Baldwin, his son, aged 13|, is his heir.
Southampton. He held nothing of the king in chief, save that he held a small
purpresture (unspecified) of the fee of Sir William Maudut, which was rated
by Bobert Passelewe at 4^(f. because it was within the regard of the
forest.
(Unspecified) J knight's fee held of the fee of Sir William Maudut ;
\ knight's fee held of the fee of Sir Bobert de Sancto Johanne ; \ virgate
land held of Walter de Belling' by service of 2«. 4d!. ; and J virgate land held
of Henry de Burhunte by service of 12d.
C. Hen. III. File 26. (9.)
515. Philip de Columbariis alias db Golumbebs.
Writ {missing). Inq. {undated.)
Philip de Columbariis, aged 82 and more, is his heir.
Somerset. Stawey, Puryton and Hunteworthi, held (of the king) by service of
2 knights in the army, together with other lands in other counties pertaining
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to the said manor of Staweye as head of the barony ; and now in the king's
hands through the escheator.
Wolavinton, 1 knight's fee held of the abbot of Glastonbury.
Hunbere, 1 knight's fee held of Hugh de Nevill.
Writ, 20 Sept. 46 Hen. III. Inq. (undated.)
Suffolk. Batesford manor was bought by Robert de Curtenay of Philip de
Golumbers, father of the late Philip, under condition that he should give it
to Egelina his daughter in free marriage with the said Philip the younger,
and so the manor became the marriage portion (maritagiuin) of Egelina late
the wife of the said Philip.
C. Hen. III. File 26. (10.)
516. William de Bello Campo de Bbdeford.
Writ, 6 Oct. 46 Hen. III. Inq. {undated and defective.)
He died on Sunday after the Assumption of the Blessed Mary.
[Bedford.] Staunford town. On Thursday after the Assumption, before his
death, came his attorney bringing his letter patent, and seised
Geoffrey le Bus of all his land in Staunford, and his men were in seisin
thereof until the escheator came on Friday in the week following, and took
it into the king's hands.
WHty 6 Oct. 46 Hen. III. Inq. (undated.)
[Bedford.] Eavenesden. On Thursday after the Assumption came his
attorney &c. (as above) and seised the attorney of Bichard de Braham of
his land and mill in Eavenesden, and he was in seisin thereof until the
escheator came on Friday after the said William*s decease and took the
land into the king's hands.
Writ, 15 Oct. 46 Hen. III. Inq. (undated.)
[Bedford.] Herdwyk. On Thursday after the Assumption came his attorney
&c. (as above) and seised the attorney of Gilbert son of Walter of his land
in Herdwyk, and he was in seisin thereof until the escheator came on
Friday &c. (as above).
Writ, 22 Oct. 46 Hen. III. Inq. (undated.) on the petition of Ida de Bello Campo.
[Bedford.] Dilewyk manor is held by Lady Ida de Bello Campo for life by
fine made in the king's court between her and the said William, and she
was in seisin of the services of all the free tenants (names given), before
the death of the said William.
C. Hen. III. File 26. (11.)
517. Bichard de Aselakbbt alias de Aslakeby.
Writ, 12 Feb. 46 Hen. III. Inq. (undated.)
Bichard, his son, aged SO, is his heir.
YoBE. Aslakeby, messuage and 2 carucates land (extent given with names of
tenants), held of the king in chief by 40a. yearly at the exchequer in
London,
C. Hen. III. File 26. (12.)
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518. Henry son of Godytha db Bothelton.
Writ (missing). Inq. Wednesday after St. Edmund the King, 46 Hen. III.
John, his son, is his heir, and of full age.
Lancaster. Botheleton, 2 bovates land and ^ watermill, held of the king in
chief by service' of 9s, 2d. yearly, and doing 1 suit to Lancaster county
(court) imd Lonesdale wapentake (court).
C. Hen. III. FiU 26. (13.)
519. John de Hacunesho.
Writ (missing). Inq. (ujidated, but endorsed 46 H. 3.)
Geoffrey, his son, is his heir, and of full age.
[Lancaster.] Hacunesho and Presho, 6 carucates land held of the king in chief
by service of crossbows yearly.
Ham el ton town, 3 carucates land held of the king in chief by service
of 40«.
C. Hen. IIR File 26. (14.)
520. BooER Bertram, of Bothale.
Writy 21 Oct. 46 Hen. III. Jnq. Tuesday after St. Martin, 47 Hen. Ill (defaced).
Bobert, his son, aged 19 at Christmas next, is his heir.
Northumberland. Bothalle and Wetewrthe, 5 carucates in demesne, each^
containing 105a. (extent given of free tenancies with names of tenants).
Hengandelley, 40a. land.
New Moor (extent given of fifee tenancies with names -of tenants) ,
including 160a. held by Eobert Baynard by 2^5 of the service of one knight,
and 40a. by Elias de Neuebiging by similar service.
Pegiswrthe (extent given of free tenancies with names of tenants).
Pegiz' town, 7J lands held by bondmen.
Heborin (extent given of free tenancies with names of tenants), 9^/.
land in bondage, &c.
Langhurste, a free tenancy.
Herdisdun and Tyrtlinton, held by Fulk de Tybens (?) by service of one
knight.
Also 15a. meadow, 7 marks in Bothalle mill, and pasture in the forest.
All held of the king by service of 3 knights.
And Lady Sarah Bertram of Bothall died after the said Boger her son, and
was holding 320a. land. (See No. 607.)
a Hen. III. File 26. (16.)
521. Osbert de Daogord.
Writ, 46 .... (a fragment). Inq. (undated.)
[Suffolk.] Bradewell and Daggord manors were held by the said Osbert of
Baldwin Filiol and his heirs, and John son of Eichard Filiol, who was heir
of the said Baldwin, holds the said manors and Kelleveden manor of the
king by 8J knights' fees. Isabel de Daggord held Daggord manor in dower,
and 4ied on Friday after the Exaltation of the Holy Cross, 46 Hen. Ill ;
and because the heir of the said Osbert is within age and in the wardship
of the said John Filiol, the manor of Daggord of right pertains to the said
John only because he is intermediate between the king and the heir. In
the time of King John, Osbert son of Hervey de Daggord held the manor
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and died vested as of fee, and Bichard his son and heir (being) within age,
the king, because of some offence done by Baldwin Filiol, gave the marriage
and wardship to Sir William de Huntingf(eld), who married the said Isabel
his daughter to the said Bichard, Afterwards the said Baldwin made peace
with the king, and the said William made peace with him for having the
wardship. Thus the said Isabel was dowered after the death of Bichard her
husband of Daggord manor, and died seised thereof. After the«death of the
said Bichard, the steward of the earl of Cornwall intruded upon the manor
for 8 or 4. days, but Bichard father of John Filiol forthwith ejected his men
and sold the wardship and marriage of the said Osbert, son of the said
Bichard, to the said Isabel, who sold them to the archbishop of York, and
he had the marriajge of (maritavit) the said Osbert. John Filiol has the
wardship of the heir of the said Osbert.
C. Hen. ILL File 26. (16.)
522. BicHERus DB Whytbwbll alias DE WiTBWBiiLE, knt.
WnU 13? Jan, 46 Hen. III.
WilUam, his son, age variously stated as 19 at the feast of St. James next,
and of full age, is his heir.
Dorset. Inq. (undated,) Kyngeswinterburn, 1 carucate land held of the king
in chief by service of 40«. yearly.
[Norfolk.] Inq. undated. Wytewell, J knight's fee (extent given) held of the
earl of Gloucester.
Wychingham, 40«. 7d. rent of assize held in socage of the fee of
the prior of Lungevill rendering 11». 5d. to the prior ; and one piece of
meadow held of Eoger de Holebec rendering 14rf. yearly.
Wytevell, Ss. rent held of Simon de Fleg' rendering 4rf. ;-and 11a. held
of Bartholomew ? (Berth') de Antingham rendering 8«. Qd.
Alice (the wife) of the deceased, is dowered of the above lands, &c.
[Norfolk.] Inq, (undated.)
Sceketon, J of 2 knights' fees (extent given) held of Fulk Baniard.
Tybeham, 7«. rent of assize held of the said Fulk rendering 13d.
Aylesham, 12a. land held of the king's manor rendering 88d. yearly,
and tallage as other sokemen.
Also 21a. held of the abbot of Hulme rendering 3«. 6d. ; 9a, held
of Thomas de Berham rendering . . . ; a tenement held of Andrew de
Bramton rendering 8d. ; a heath held of William de Wybryg rendering lOd. ;
and a heath held of Bartholomew de Burl' rendering 3rf. Alice, the wife of
the deceased, is dowered of the above lands, &c.
Writy 23 Sept. 46 Hen. III. Inq. (undated,)
[Dorset.] Kyngeswinterburne, &c. (as above).
C Hen. III. FUe 26. (17.)
523. Matthew Luveyn aUaa de Lovayne.
Writ, 11 Nov. 46 Hen. HI.
Matthew, his son, aged 24 and more, is his heir.
[Essex.] Extent (undated).
Eystanes ad Turrinj manor (extent given), held of the king by barony,
being the head of his barony.
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[Suffolk.] Inq. {undated.)
Bilteston alias Bildeston manor and advowson (extent given), held of
the king by service of 1 knight's fee, pertaining to his barony of Eystanes;
and 20^. ought to be paid yearly for the guard of the castle of Windlesoueres.
C. Hen. III. FUe 26. (18.)
624. Robert Strecche alias Strboh, sometime the king's forester of Feckeham.
Writ to Alan la Zuche, justice of the forest, 18 May, 46 Hen. III. Inq, (undated.)
Ralph, his son, aged 7 on St. Luke's day last, is his heir.
Worcester. Fecham manor, 8 virgates land held by charter of the king in chief
by service of 20s., 7a. of the king's demesne meadow at will by service of
7»., 9Ja. of new land by pervice of 3s. 2d., 1 virgate land by service of being
the king's woodward in the wood called Le Wercwode at his own cost, and the
profits of the bailiwick of Fecham forest, with the lawing (expeditaciane) of
dogs ; a messuage and 8 virgates land held in chief of Robert de Morton of
his fee by service of 4». yearly, and royal service when it shall happen, of
which 8 virgates 4 remain in the hands of free tenants to acquit the royal
service due from the 8, i virgate is alienated to the prioress, &c. of GochuU
in frank almoin, and others rented to divers tenants ; 1 virgate land held
in chief of the abbot of Bordesle by service of 12<2., and 2 suits yearly at his
court of Terdebigge.
La Wike, 6«. held of the said abbot in exchange for Ss. rent in Wich,
and he rendered lib. pepper to Robert de Bruly for the same.
[Warwick.] Sauford, 1 virgate land held of the prior of Kenilewrth, service
unspecified.
[Warwick and Worcester.] Alincestre borough, a messuage held of Simon le
Barber by service of 12rf. yearly ; a croft (unspecified) held of the prior of
Sonwell by service of 4«.
(Fecham ?) 9a. wood pertaining to the above 8 virgates land held of the
said Robert de Morton.
Inteberge manor, ^ knight's fee held in chief of the countess of
Lincoln, and by royal service, and suit at the countess's court of la
Neubir' (?), and the prioress of Kochull holds it in frank almoin of the
gift of the said Robert's ancestors.
C. Hen. HI. FUe 26. (19.)
525. Ralph de Mepertbshal.
Writ, 10 June. Inq- The day of the Translation of St. Thomas the Martyr;
46 Hen. III.
Nicholas, his son, aged 22 and more, is his heir.
[Bedford.] (Meperteshal,) 1 carucate land held of the king in chief by
serjeanty, viz. — ^finding one man in the army with the king for 40 days at
his own cost.
Fehnesham, 20s. rent yearly held of Hendr' de Hastingis, also rent of
the term of St. John the Baptist 14^., and pasture 12d. in Meperteshal.
His wife claims a third part of the above tenement.
C. Hen. III. File 26. (20.)
526. William de E[ardredbshull alias j^ Hardrigheshull.
Writ, 17 March, 46 Hen. III.
Robert, his son, aged 22, is his heir.
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[Lincoln.] Inq, (undated^
Cukewald manor, held of the king in chief by service of finding one
footman with an axe (luichia) in the army.
[Lincoln.] Inq. (undated.)
Suthkelleseye, 2 bovates land held of the king rendering 16d.
Northkelleseye manor (extent given), held of the chapter of Lincoln
rendering 20«. yearly.
[Lincoln.] Inq. (undated.)
Salebi town in Lindres', 1 knight's fee (extent given), whereof 5 parts
are of the fee of the heirs of Petronilla de Vaus, and the sixth part of the
fee of the heirs of William de Wodetorp', by knight's service and lis. yearly.
C. Hen. III. FUe 27. (1.)
527. BoBBBT DE Babvill alios DE Babbvile.
Writ, 18 May. Inq. Sunday after the feast of the apostles Peter and Paul,
46 Hen. III.
His daughters [Joan] , aged 10, and Alice, aged 7, are his heirs.
Lincoln. !l^arton (extent of lands given with names of tenants enfeoffed by the
said Bobert).
Writ, 11 July. Inq. The morrow of St. Peter ad Vincula, 46 Hen. III.
Lincoln. Barton, 29^ bovates and 4a. land, and 18 tofts, held of the king
in chief by service of one sore sparrowhawk ; whereof 18 bovates and
4a. are held by charters of enfeoffment from the said Bobert, 14 tofts
render 32«. lljd. yearly, 7 bovates and 2 tofts are held for 43«. ; and his
relict, holds in dower 4| bovates and 2 tofts, from which she receives S4«.
yearly. (See Nos. 377, 570 and 666.)
C. Hen. HI. FUe 27. (2.)
528. Hugh de Bolebbk aU(u de Bolebech.
Writ of extent to the sheriff of Northumberland, 23 Oct. 46 Hen. III.
His daughters, Philippa, aged 23 and more, married to Boger de Launcastre ;
Margery, aged 21 and more, married to Nicholas Corbet ; Alice, age variously
stated as 16 and 17 and more, married to Walter son of William de Huntercumb
alias Hountercumbe ; and Maud, aged 13 and 1 month, who is at Angerton
with lady Theophania (Teffan' alias 2'hephan') her mother, and in the king's
hand, are his heirs.
Northumberland. Extent, Sunday before St. Martin, 47 Hen. HI.
Dodington manor (extent given).
Nesebith township of the same fee (extent given with names of tenants
who pay 5s. 5d. yearly for the guard of the castle of Alnewic).
Wethuude (alias Wettwod) town, held by Thomas de Wethwde of the
heirs of the said Hugh of Dodington fee, by service of 1 knight's fee.
All held of the lord of Veschi (alias J. de Vescy) by service of 1 knight's fee,
1 mark yearly for the guard of the castle of Alnewik, and suit at the court of
Alnewik.
Northumberland. Extent, Tuesday (jpfore St. Martin, 47 Hen. IH.
Angerton manor (extent given), including the brewhouse of Herteburn,
and* bondmen, cotters, (fee. there, and tenants in Midelton and Walington.
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NoBTHUMBBBLAND. Extent, Sunday the morrow of St. Martin, 47 Hen. III.
Stiford manor with its hamlets of Thornbg (alias Thorneburi),
Merchingley, Spyriden, Ryding, Syeldeford (alias Seldefurd), and Le Pare,
and the town of Bromehalwe, and tenants outside the fields of Bromehallehau
(extent given).
Schotley town (extent given), with
Allerseth alias Alleriset assart, «518a. Ir. land and 194a. waste held
by 3 free tenants.
Waskerley hamlet, Sr. held by a cottar.
Blakedeley (alias Blakhedley), 56a., 21a. waste, 5a. held by 8 cottars,
and 382a. held by 4 free tenants.
Byrkinside, 105a.
Neubiging, 89 Ja., held by bondmen and cottars.
The house of Kyppeyer owes 5 marks yearly, the profit of coal is
worth J mark, the abbot of Blanchland renders 2s. 6d., and
Thomas de Aslacbi 12d.
Hedon (alias Heddun) manor (extent given), including hawking? for
woodcocks (volata ad Wydecokes capiend' alias volatiV galli palustrini) worth
2s. yearly.
Knights' fees (in the barony of Bolebek) : —
8 townships (unspecified), held by Richard de Gosebek andr Thomas
de Bekering by service of 2| knights' fees.
6 towns (unspecified), held by Robert de Insula by service of
IJ knight's fee, excepting J fee.
J (Echewik) town and J (Benwel) town, held by Henry de Laval
by service of J and | knight's fee.
4 towns (unspecified), held by Philip de Craudon (alias de
Crawden) by service of 1 knight's fee.
i (Biwell) town and Stokesfeld manor, held by William de Ryhill
(alias de Riel) and Gilbert de Caldesrother, by service of
1 knight's fee.
(Slaueley), 1 knight's fee held by William de Slaueley.
(Est Hidwin and Hun thank) town, held by Roger de Areynes
(alias Darejnis) by service of J knight's fee.
(Hidwin and Appeltreley) town, held by Robert de Westhidewin by
service of i knight's fee.
(Normidelton) town, held by the heirs of William de Bollesdon by
service of J knight's fee.
J (Benwell) town, held by Richard Kynebel (alias Kenbel) by
service of J knight's fee.
4 (Benwell) town, held by Joan de Ryhill (alias de Riel) by service
of 4 knight's fee.
There arS no advowsons of churches pertaining to the heirs of Bolebech, but
a pension of 10 marks is due from the abbot of St. Albans, which Hugh de Bolebech
conferred on Master John Clarel for life, and of which he is seised.
NoBTHUMBBRLANn. Liq. Tuesday after St. Martin, 47 Hen. III. To the same
effect as the above Extents.
C. Hen. III. File 27. (8.)
&29. William de S . . ibenae alias db Schybnac.
Writ to Alan la Zuche, justice of the king's forest, 7 Feb. Inq. Wednesday
after St. Oswald the archbishop, 46 Hen. III.
Walter, his son, aged 36 and more, is his heir.
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[WoRCESTBK.] Feckenham forest, a certain bailiwick held of the king in chief,
service unspecified.
C. Hen. III. File 27. (4.)
530. BicHABD DE Clabe, earl of Gloucester and Hertford.
WHt (missing). Inq. {undated.)
On what day the earl died is unknown to the jury.
[Wilts.] He enfeoffed John de Sulbye of 1 carucate land in Knuk and
1 carucate in Orcheston, and the said John was in peaceful seisin thereof
from Friday after the Translation of St. Thomas the Martyr, 46 Hen. Ill,
until Saturday after St. James the Apostle.
WHt to the keepers of the honour of Clare, 10 Aug. Inq. Sunday after the
Decollation of St. John (the Baptist), 46 Hen. III. on the petition of the
earl's executors.
[Suffolk.] Kediton manor was held by the earl in wardship through the death
of John de Essex, who held of him in chief, and he had nothing there in
his own demesne.
Similar u-rit, 10 Aug. 46 Hen. III. Inq. {undated.)
[Norfolk.] Paneworth manor was held by the earl in wardship through the
death of Peter de Nerford, and he had nothing there in his demesne.
Similar writ, 10 Aug. Inq. Tuesday the Decollation of St. John the Baptist,
46 Hen. III.
[Suffolk.] Gaysleyh manor was held by the earl in wardship through the death
of Robert de Halsted, and he had nothing there in his own demesne.
Similar writ, 10 Aug. 46 Hen. III. Inq. {undated.) ,
[Norfolk.] Quitewell alias Wytewell manor was held by the earl in wardship
through the death of Richerus de Quitewelle, who held of him in chief and
he had nothing there in his own demesne.
Similar ivnt to the escheator in co. Surrey, 10 Aug. 46 Hen. III. Inq. {undated,)
Surrey. Acstede manor was taken to farm of Roland de Acstede by John de
Stanegrave and William Essewyth, who demised their term to the said earl,
but he had nothing there in fee except a tenement which he bought of John
Carun.
Buckingham. WHt {missing). Inq. Wednesday before the Nativity of the Blessed
Virgin Mary, 46 Hen. III.
Cincleberge manor was held by the earl to farm on the day of his death.
[Essex.] Wnt {missing), Inq, St. Giles's day, 46 (Hen. III).
Hausted manor happened to the earl in wardship after the death of
Abel de Sancto Martino, who held it of him in chief, but the earl had
nothing there in his demesne.
[Glamorgan.] Inq. Sunday after Ash Wednesday, 47 Hen. III.
Mairescross manor was held by the earl in wardship through the death
of Richard le Butiler, with the wardship of Joan la Butilere his heir,
daughter of William Pincerna deceased, son of John le Butiler brother of
the said Richard. On the death of the said Joan within age, two sisters
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of the said William claimed the manor, and also a sister of the said
Bichard ; on account of which contention the earl retained the manor, but
had nothing there in his demesne on the day of his death.
Writ (missing).
Northampton. Extent {undated).
Rowelle borough (extent given) held by the burgesses, tenure unspecified.
Northampton. Extent (undated).
Eowell manor (extent given) including 704a. land in villenage in
Overton and Fowell, tenure unspecified.
Surrey. Extent (undated).
Bletchingele borough (extent given), tenure unspecified.
Surrey. Extent (undated).
Bletchingeleye manor and advowson (extent given), tenure unspecified.
Sussex. Extent (undated).
Butherefeld manor and hundred (extent given), tenure unspecified.
Hertford. Extent (undated).
Standon borough (extent given), tenure unspecified.
Hertford. Extent (undated).
Standon manor (extent given), tenure unspecified.
Popeshale, 121. rent, which the earl bought of Sir Nicholas de Kiriel,
hospitaller of Jerusalem. They have the church to their own uses.
Essex, Norfolk, Suffolk. Liq. (undated) of lands, &c. acquired and held in
socage.
Essex. Clarett manor, bought of Bobert de Valle, rendering lOL yearly at the
king's exchequer.
Suffolk. Couling, 20«. rent bought of Warin de Wadesel'.
(Bury St. Edmunds), 3 parts of a mill outside St. Edmunds, with a dry
pasture and 12a. meadow pertaining thereto, bought of Luke son of John de
Sancto Edmundo.
The Earl held nothing in socage in co. Norfolk of his own acquisition.
All the above are in the extent of Desnigg', excepting Claret, which is
extended by itself.
And the said earl had the following from the abbot of St. Edmund for the
restoration of peace between them.
Essex. Manhal', Gestreford, Brening and Waleden, a messuage and 2 carucates
land, held by John de Litleburi and his wife for life.
Suffolk. Suthwaud manor.
Geysleye, land and rent to the value of 4 marks.
Brechenham, the advowson of the church.
Gyselingham, the advowson of a moiety of the church, for which he
renders 1 bezant or 28. yearly to the shrine of St. Edmund.
Norfolk. Brecham, the advowson of the church.
Bichamwell, the advowson of the church.
Caldecot, the advowson of the church.
Shengham, the advowson of the church.
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[Suffolk.] Extent (undated).
Suthbiri manor (extent given), out of which the prior of Stok has
5 marks yearly in alms, tenure unspecij&ed.
Essex. Extent, 47 (Hen. III.).
Glarett manor (extent given), bought and held as abovesaid.
Essex. Extent (undated).
Hersham manor (extent given), which was of Walter de Scoteny, tenure
unspecified.
Essex. Extent, 47 (Hen. III).
Thacsted manor (extent given with names of tenants) tenure unspecified.
The prior of Stoke has the church to his own uses.
Essex. Extent, 47 (Hen. III).
Berdefeld manor (extent given with names of tenants) tenure unspecified.
The prior of Stoke has the church to his own uses.
Suffolk. Extent (undated).
Clare borough (extent given), including toll of the market and fairs of
Wantesfortl.
[Suffolk.] Extent (undated).
Clare manor, excepting the borough (extent given) tenure unspecified.
The prior of Stoke has the church to his own uses.
Fornham, 40a. arable, 4a. meadow, court and garden, 408. tallage of
villeins, &c. which the earl bought, rendering 2«. 6d. yearly. From the
great court of Clare there are 20Z. in pleas, &c., and there are 4i. 8d. rents
from certain knights' fees unspecified.
Suffolk. Extent, 47 (Hen. III).
Hunedene manor (extent given), from which should be subtracted
9 marks which Avice Pojmdel receives for life for the land of Angod (extent
f^'iven), bought by the earl, which the same Angod held of the earl by service
of J knight's fee. The prior of Stoke has the church to his own uses.
Suffolk. Extent, 47 (Hen. III).
Deseniiig manor (extent given with names of tenants), including parks
called Sutwod wood and Cumheye wood and land in Todeham.
Lakingehuth manor (extent given) including the fishery of La Fenne.
Tenures unspecified.
Kent. Extent (undated).
Elding manor (extent given), including a market called Brenchesle,
tenure unspecified. The prior of Tonebrug' has the church to his own
uses.
Kent. Extent (undated).
Lokesdale manor (extent given), bought by the earl of Eanulph
London, rendering 11«. 8d. yearly.
Kent. Extent (tmduted).
Eltham manor (extent given) tenure unspecified.
Kent. Inq. (undated.)
Views of frank pledge, rents, knights' fees and advowsons of the honour of
Clare :—
(Unspecified), from J. de Kiriel 1 mark rent.
Holeford, 2«. Id.
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HENEY III. 166
(Unspecified), from Hamo de Vieleston 1 sparrowhawk or 28., and from
the prior of Tonebrug' Id.
Hardres, 4«. from the view.
Natindon, 28.
Blen, 48.
Tremeworth, J mark.
Seldwich, 28.
Diton and Slifeton, 48.
Netlestede, 48.
Chekesel, 48.
Mereworth, J mark.
Dodehurst und Pepingeburi, 1 mark.
Wechelaston and Litlefeld hundreds, held to fee farm of the king for
408. yearly.
Mereworth, 2 fees held by the heirs of William de Mereworth ; and i fee
held by Fulk de Sersted.
Blen(and ?) in Natindon, 1 fee held by Robert de Blen.
Tremeworth and Dodindale, IJ fee held by Walter de Letton.
Holeford, J fee held by Bartholomew Tyson.
Crundale, 1 fee held by Nicholas de Haulo.
Hardres, 1 fee held by Robert de Hardres.
Ditton, Wigebereh and Sifleton, 8J fees held by Ralph de Ditton.
Nethlestede and Pepingeburi, 1 J fee held by Walter de WahulL
Pettes, Chekeshull and Horsmonden, 2 fees held by Hugh de Sanford.
Suanton, J fee held by Richard de Suanthon.
Eltheham* a/ia8 Elteham, J fee held by Nicholas de Leuekenore, and
i fee by Margery de Rivers.
Meleton, 1 fee held by Robert de Sevans: the archbishop has a moiety.
Seldwich, J fee held by Henry Malemays.
Vieleston, 1 fee held by Hamo de Vieleston.
Elding, the tenants owe no other tallage except St. Andrew's aid.
Tonebrug, advowson of the priory.
Norfolk. Extent (undated).
Welles and Warham manors, with the advowson of Welles (extent
given), tenure unspecified.
Norfolk. Extent (undated).
Brecham manor and advowson (extent given), tenure unspecified.
Norfolk. Extent (undated).
Cremplesham manor (extent given), tenure unspecified. The prior of
Stoke has the church to his own uses.
Norfolk. Extent (undated).
Cremplesham manor (full extent with names of tenants).
Norfolk. Extent (undated).'
Great and Little Walsingham manor (extent given), including 108. for
stallage at the church door, and 4 swanneries.
Extent (or summary) of lands late of Richard, sometime earl of Gloucester,
46 Hen. m.
[Gloucbstbb.] Tokesburi, with the borough and liberties.
[Worcester.] Busseleye.
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166 INQUISITIONS.
[Oxford.] Bureford, with the borough and liberties ; and there are yearly
rendered by the reeve from the farm of the mill 32«. |rf. to Merlawe
part, and the remainder to Tokesburi part.
[Gloucester.] The court of knights and free tenants of the honour of
Gloucester and of those of Somerset who owe suit.
[Gloucester.] Berton Bristoll'.
Somerset. Eston.
[Gloucester.] Thorneburi, with the borough and its liberties.
[Gloucester.] Fairford, with the borough and its liberties, out of which
Ss, 8^d. are due from the farms of the mills to Merlawe part, and the
remainder to Thorneburi part.
[Worcester.] Hanele, with the forest of Malvern and Blakemore, with
their liberties.
[Gloucester.] Cors forest, with its liberties.
[Gloucester.] Gloucester borough, the court with i of the county (court)
with their liberties.
[Dorset.] Furbik, with its liberties.
[Buckingham.] Merlawe, with the borough and its liberties*
[Buckingham.] Hameldon.
[Buckingham.] Stiuekelle and Swanbom.
[Oxford.] Ship ton. *
[Oxford.] Chadelinton hundred.
[Southampton.] Glateford.
[Southampton.] Petresfeld.
[Southampton.] . Mapolderham.
[Southampton.] Cormhampton.
[Gloucester.] Aur, with the hundred of Bladelawe.
[ "] Bading meadow.
[Gloucester.] Faireford, 7«. 8|rf. from the farms of the mills.
[Oxford.] Bureford, 82s. f<f. from the farms of the mills.
[Essex.] Taxtud, with its liberties.
[Hertford.] Standon, with its liberties, the borough and Popeshale.
[Northampton.] Rowell, with the borough and its liberties.
[ ] Wyston, with its liberties.
[Sussex.] Butherfeud, with its liberties.
[Kent.] Luckedal, with its liberties.
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[Suffolk.] Desninges and Lakyngl', with their liberties.
[NoBFOLK.] WalBiiigham Great and Little, with their liheriies.
[Norfolk.] Welles and Warham, with their liberties.
[Essex.] Berdefeud, with its liberties.
[SuRBEY.] Blescingell, with its liberties.
[Suffolk.] Sutbiri, with its liberties.
[Kent.] Heltham, with its liberties.
[Cambridge.] Cambridge county (court), pleas and perquisites.
[Huntingdon.] • Huntingdon county (court), pleas and perquisites.
[Huntingdon.] Huntmgdon county (court), Ss. 6d. rent of assize.
[Lancaster.] Lancaster county (court), 17a. 6d. rent of assize.
Extent of the lands of R. sometime earl of Gloucester {undated and defective).
[GiiOucBSTER.] Thokesbiri, &c. as above, with the following advowsons and
knights' fees : —
[Gloucester.] Thokesbiri, the custody of the abbey.
[Buckingham.] Hameldon, the advowson of the church.
[Gloucester.] Aur, the advowson of a moiety of the church.
[Dorset.] Pympr', the advowson of the church.
Fees from which wardship and marriage are due with relief : —
Gloucester; Somerset. Shenedon and Albriston, and Bacwell (and)
Claverham, IBJ knights' fees held by William le Sor.
[Gloucester.] Dyckelesdon, 2J fees by William de Dyckesdon.
[Worcester.] Eldrefeud, 1 fee by Nicholas de Berkele.
[ ^] Stok, i fee by Thomas de Everus.
[Gloucester.] Manegoteresfeud, 1 fee by Petronilla de Vivonia.
[Gloucester.] Donington (and) Littleton, 6 fees by Thomas de Donington.
[Oxford.] Bureford, J fee by G. de Panencourt.
[Oxford.] Heyford, 1 fee by the heir of W. de Campo Emulphi.
[ "] Caudewell, 1 fee by Nicholas de Caudewell.
Somerset; Gloucester. Badestok and Eston, co. Somerset, and Clifton,
CO. Gloucester, 8 fees by Ignatius de GUfton.
Fees held by those who hold of the King in chief, from whom relief is not due : —
Somerset. Ludeford, 2 fees by Nicholas son of Martin.
Gloucester. Dodington, 2 fees by Henry de Berkele.
Thokington and Swell, 8J fees by Nicholas Poynz.
Oxindon, J fee by John de Haya.
Botingdon and Kemerton, 1 fee by John de Muscegros.
Eemerton, 1 fee by Robert de Stotevill.
Walton, ^ fee by William de Eaerdif.
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Somerset. Bodminstre and Kadeclyve, 1 fee by Maurice de Berkele.
Welewe and Ferle, 2 fees by Henry de Monte Forti.
Northovere, J fee by the prior of the hospital of Bruges.
Gloucester. Clarefeud, 2 parts of 1 fee by Geoffrey de Lucy.
[Gloucester.] Thomebiri, &c. as above, with the following advowsons and
knights' fees : —
[Southampton.] Forthingbrigg, the advowson of the church.
[Dorset.] Steple, the advowson of the church.
[Dorset.] CnoUe, the advowson of the church.
[Gloucester.] Renden Cumb, the advowson of the chftrch.
Knights' fees from which are due wardship and marriage : —
[Gloucester.] Weleford and Redmerton, 1 fee held by William Camerar'.
Gloucester. Renchewrth, ^ fee by Alice de Burgo.
Gloucester. Hampton, 8 fees by Robert de Meysy.
[Wilts.] Merston, J fee by John de Meysy.
Gloucester. Rendecumb, 9J fees by Petronilla de Mar'.
[Gloucester]; Worcester. Tyderinton, Cloptou and Claydesle in co.
Worcester, 1 fee by William Corbet.
Somerset. Tweverton, Bacwell and Stok, 8 J fees by Thomas de Baiocis
and Mary his mother.
Somerset. Trubwell, ^j^ fee by John Brutah.
Somerset. (Unspecified) ^ fee by Robert de Waddon.
Somerset (sic) [Wilts.] Cnuk, J fee by William de Sancto Martino ; and
J fee by John de Eskelling.
Gloucester. Upton, J fee by William Marmyon.
Somerset. Newenton and Puppelawe, IJ fee by John de Sancto Laudo.
Somerset ; Gloucester. Harpestre, Ferinton, Barewe, Westharpestre^
Englescumb and Haletr', co. Somerset, and Sernecote and Sodinton,
CO. Gloucester, 21 fees by Robert de Gurney.
Buckingham. Merlawe, &c. as above, with the following advowsons and
knights' fees : —
[Somerset.] Keynesham abbey, the keepership.
[Buckinoham.] Merlawe, the advowson of the church.
[Gloucester.] Cerneye, the advowson of the church.
[Dorset.] Tarente Bondevile {sic), the advowson of the church.
[Buckingham.] Wavendon, 1 fee held by Gilbert Passele.
[Buckingham.] Horewod, 1 fee by Berner' de Horewod.
[Bedford.] Badehston, 1 fee by Ralph Falconarius.
Caldecot, 1 fee by Robert Chaunceys.
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[Cambridge.] Lutelington, IJ fee by Robert Loring.
[Buckingham.] Hamelesdon, J fee by Thomas de Sauncford.
Walcot, i fee by Stephen de Walcot.
[Buckingham.] Swaneburn, J fee by Nicholas de Cruce.
Swambrok, 3 parts of 1 fee by Alan Getineleye ?
, i fee by Master Richard de Rileby.
Midleton, -J- fee by Thomas Toky.
, ^ fee by Thomas Toky.
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Transcript of writ to the barons of the exchequer, 4 Feb., 47 Hen. Ill, to cause
M[aud] countess of Gloucester to receive 33Z. 20rf., which the king has
assigned to her in dower, out of the issues of the earldom of Hertford, late
of Richard de Clare her husband.
Extent of knights' fees late of the said earl.
Fees from which wardship and marriage are due with relief : —
Gloucester ; Somerset. Schenedon and Albriston, co. Gloucester, and Bacwell
(and) Claverham, co. Somerset, 13J knights' fees held by William le Sor.
[Glouobster.] Dikelesdon, 2J fees by William de Dickesdon.
[Worcester.] Eldrefeud, 1 fee by Nicholas de Berkele.
[ "] Stok, J fee by Thomas de Everus.
[Gloucester.] Manegodesfeud, 1 fee by Petronilla de Vivonia.
[Gloucester.] Donington and Littleton, 6 fees by Thomas de Donyngton.
[Oxford.] Bureford, J fee by G. de Fanencurt.
Heyrford, 1 fee by the heir of W. de Campo Ernulphi.
Caudewell, 1 fee by Nicholas de Caudewell.
Gloucester; Somerset. Radestok and Eston, co. Somerset, and Clifton, co.
Gloucester, 3 fees by Ignatius de Clifton.
Fees from which nothing is due but relief : —
[Cambridge ; Huntingdon.] Swafham, Folkesworth, Walton and Stilton,
10 fees held by the earl of Oxford.
[ ] Ameye, 2 fees by the same earl.
[Bedford.] Hineldon and Chelfiston, 4 fees by John Traylay.
[Oxford.] Chaldelinton, J fee by Baldwin de Insula.
[Somerset.] Trupwell, \ fee by the abbot of Flexele.
[j "] Norton, \ fee by Gilbert de Dunfraumvill.
Mideleston, 1 fee by William de Canti Lupo.
[Somerset.] Miriet, 1 fee by Nicholas de Mirieton.
[ ] Bidecumbe, J fee by the prior of St. John, Bristol.
[Somerset.] Stokwod, J fee by the abbot of Keynesham.
[Oxford.] Ampton Gaye, J fee by the abbot of Osn',
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160 INQUISITIONS.
Memorandum of a wiit to the keepers of the honour of Clare, dated 18 January,
to cause M. countess of Gloucester to have full seisin of this last part to be
held in dower ; and also to assign to her one bovate land and the advowson
of Adelingflet church.
Transcript of a writ to the said keepjers, dated 8 July, the king has granted to
Gilbert de Clare, son and heir of Richard de Clare sometime earl of Gloucester,
all the fruits of this autumn, viz. — of the 47th year of his reign, of all the
lands, &c. which were his father's, for which he is to account at the king's
exchequer, saving to William de Valencia, the king's brother, 600/. from the
lands which have been cultivated at the king's costs, and from the issues of
the manors of Retherfeud, Blescingelt, Berdefeud, Sutbiri, Deseninge,
Lakinghith, Wallingham, Welles and Warham, and saving to Maud late
the wife of the said earl the fruits of those lands in Deseminges, Walling-
ham, Welles and Warham, which at her own costs she caused to be
cultivated before her assignment of dower; and has granted to the said
Gilbert for a fine of l,000i. the fruits of all the said lands for the following
year, saving to the king's said brother other 500/., if the king is bound to
him in so much, and if not the residue to remain to the king. They are
therefore commanded to cause the said Gilbert to have full seisin of the lands
in the form aforesaid.
Memorandum that in the same manner it was commanded to the keepers of the
honour of Gloucester, saving to the king's said brother the issues of the
manor of Bissele in part payment of the said debt ; and similarly to the
escheator citra Trentam, saving to the king's said brother the issues of the
manor of Wiston.
Extent of tenements and fees late of Richard de Clare, earl of Gloucester and
Hertford in co. Cambridge {undated).
Cambridge. Litlington, J fee held by John de Huntingefield ; J fee by Walter
de Neketon ; the view of frank pledge 1 mark ; and the advowson of the
church.
Abbinthon, 4«. (rent).
Melrith, 8«. rent of assize, and the view lOs. ; and the prior of Croy-
roys holds one carucate land in frank almoin.
Karleton, 1 fee held by William de Huntingfeld ; and the view 4«.
Guldenemprden, the view 10«.
Tadeleweye and Pincote, the view i mark.
Thofth, the view 2«.
Botekesham, 1 fee held by William son of Martin, and John de Darlee ;
and 12/. 5^. rent of assize.
Orewell, 2 fees held by the earl of Winchester.
Croyroys, 6d. rent of assize from Richard de Harleston.
Croyroys Priory, the advowson lately acquired, of which Peter de Roph*
was patron, who held of the king in chief.
Angleseye Priory, the advowson.
Bodekesham and Croyroys, pleas, &c. of courts 40«.
Extent of tenements and fees, &c. (as above), in co. Huntingdon {vndaled).
Huntingdon. Great Grantesden, i fee held by Adam Gerebaud and Guy de
Merlawe; 80a. land held in serjeanty by John de Kakeston, bailiff of
the fees in the same town, by 6s. 5d. rent ; and a tenement by the
prior of Dipeden in frank almoin ; and the view of frank pledge lis.
Grantesden, and Topesfeud, co. Essex, J fee held by Hugh Sansaver,
William le Waleys, and William Sansaver,
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Wolvele, 1 fee, delivered to Hervey de Borham whilst the heir remained
in wardship ; and the view 8a.
Graffham, ^ fee held by Robert de Graffam of Henry de Engayne and
by him of the earl in chief ; and the view 2s.
Sautre and Pappeworth, 1 fee held by Robert de Beumes; J fee formerly
held of Nigel de Mondevile of the honour of Lovethot, and the said Nigel
held i fee of the king in fee ; and the view 2^.
Folkeswode, the view 2s.
Walton, the view 2«.
Trerning, Graffam, Hoford, Hemmingeford and Trobevile, f fee of the
honour of Lovetotht held by Beringer le Moyne, which the earl had of the
abovesaid Nigel, and he held of the king in chief.
Stilton, ^ fee held by the prior of Rismede of the fee of Lovethot ; and
the view 2s.
Winewich, 1 fee of the said honour held by Robert Cardon and the
heirs of Geoffrey de Kackeston, which the earl had of John de Litleburi and
his wife.
Geddihg and Lollington, 1} fee of the said honour, held by the prior of
Huntindon.
Suho, J fee held for life by John de Mondevile, with reversion to the
earl or his heirs ; and i fee similarly held for life by John de Lithleburi and
Mariota his wife ; and whenever the tenants of the said honour do suit at
Suho court, the pleas, &c. are worth 20s.
St. Neot's, the advowson of the priory.
DoBSBT. Writ to the sheriff of Dorset to make extent of the fees of the earl
according to a former mandate. 11 Jan. 48 Hen. III. Inq. (undated.)
Deuelliss, 1 fee.
Litlefroma, 6 fees.
Bakeber, 1 fee.
Acford, 4 fees.
Gondevileston, 1 fee.
Hamma, 1 fee.
Femham, 1 fee.
Pentrich, 1 fee.
Gnolton, 1 fee.
Hupwymborn, 1 fee.
Piterichesham and Graneburn, ^ fee.
Tar' Russ', 1 fee.
Wychampton, 5 fees.
Bywesteport, | fee.
Alfrington, i fee.
G. Hen. III. File 27. (5.)
531. R[ichabd], sometime eabl of Glougesteb.
Writ {misnng), Inq. (undated.)
[Buckingham.] Brikull manor was formerly held by Philip Luvel rendering Id.
yearly, of Nicholas de Wauncy, who afterwards gave the lordship to the
said earl. On the death of the said Philip the earl took the manor into his
own hands, and seised Philip the son thereof, who brought a deed of
enfeoffment from his father. The said Philip was in seisin for 15 weeks
at least, and then the earl took the manor to farm of him for 10 years,
and died within that term, holding the manor at farm only.
C. Hen. III. File 27. (6.)
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532. William de Essebt.
Writ (missing). Inq. Sunday after St. Luke 46 Hen. III.
Northampton. Esseby and elsewhere. The king committed the wardship of
the lands and marriage of the heirs to Balph son of Nicholas, who sold the
marriage with the greater part of the lands to Thomas de Estleye, who
married Robert, son and heir of the said William, to his own daughter, and
afterwards sold the wardship of the said lands to the said Robert and his
mother for 80 marks. The said Robert died J year within age, without heir
of himself, after which the said Thomas married William his brother, who
was within age, to a daughter of Thomas de Elinton, and he is still within
C. Hen. III. FiU 27. (7.)
C. Hen. III. File 27. (8.)
533. John le Abblasteb.
Writ, 15 Feb. 46 Hen. III. Inq. {missing).
534. John de Moniton alias de Muneton.
Mandate from William de Welond, the king's escheator, to the escheator of
Salop, reciting writ dated 21 Feb. 47 Hen. III. Inq. (undated.)
His sisters, Alice aged 28, Agnes aged 26, and Margery aged 25, are his
heirs.
Salop. Muneton manor (extent given) held of the king in chief by service of
being forester of Bismor and Hauechurst.
C. Hen. III. FiU 27. (9.)
535. RoGEB DE Leton.
Writ, 25 Dec. 47 Hen. III. Inq. (undated.)
Adam his son, aged 82, is his heir.
Salop. Leton. 4 virgates land, held of the king in chief by service of 40d.,
whereof 1 in demesne with capital messuage, 4s. S^d. rent of assize, and
2 hens and 20 eggs.
C. Hen. III. FiU 27. (10.)
536. Thomas de Bubghunte alias Bubhunte.
Writ, to the sheriff of Southampton, 15 June, 47 Hen. III. Inq. (undated.)
Bichard his son, aged 15, is his heir.
Southampton. (Unspecified,) two knights' fees held of Sir Eobert de Sancto
Johanne by knights' service.
C. Hen. III. FiU 27. (11.)
537. John le Bbun.
Writ, 8 Jan. 47 Hen. III., to enquire into the lands, &c. of the said John, who
held of Baldwin de Insula, sometime earl of Devon in chief ; Thomas his
brother having entered upon the lands, &c. as his heir, but Emma, late
his wife, having now borne a daughter and heir to the said John, whose
wardship and marriage ought to pertain to the king by reason of the ward-
ship of the lands of the said earl.
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[Essex.] Inq. (undated.)
(Arkesden.) 180a. arable in demesne, 4a. meadow, 6a. pasture,
13a. wood, Sis. 6d, rent of assize, &c. tenure unspecified.
The jury say they know of no other heir than the said Thomas, who was
placed in seisin 5 months and more ago by the steward of Baldwin de Insula.
C. Hen. III. File 27. (12.)
538. Baldwin db Whitsond alias be Wytsaund alias de Witsand.
Writ to the guardian of the peace, co. Essex, 8 Aug. 47 Hen. III.
Writ {de melius inquirendo), 12 Dec, 48 Hen. III.
His four daughters, the eldest aged 5 years and the youngest 15 weeks, are
his heirs.
Essex. Inq. (undated.)
Stanbum manor, held in chief of Humphrey de Bonn, earl of Her [e] ford,
of the honour of Maundevill, by service of 1 J knights' fee.
Perendon manor held of the king in chief as of the honour of Boulogne
by knight's service.
Essex. Inq. (undated.)
Stamburn. A messuage, 202a. land, 11a. meadow and pasture, and 4a.
wood, held of Humphrey de Bohun, earl of Hertford (sic), by service of 3
knights ; 9a. land held of the prior of Chyppelye rendering 4d. ; 8a. land held
of Eustace de Grynvil for 1 lb. pepper ; and 2 works weekly of the fee of the
earl of Hereford.
pSssBX.] Inq. (undated.)
(Pemdon.) A messuage, the advowson of the church, 240a. arable in
demesne, 40a. wood, 12a. meadow, 4a. pasture, lis. 9d. rent of assize, &c.
held of the honour of Boulogne, which is in the king's hands, by service of
1 knight ; and 180a. arable held of the abbot of Byleye, the Hospitallers, and
William Passemer, rendering J mark yearly.
Reyndon. 8a. meadow held of the Templars, rendering ^ mark yearly ;
and 9a. meadow of John Adrien, rendering 9s. yearly to a certain warden
of a hospital outside Hertford.
C. Hen. III. FUe 27. (18.)
539. Nicholas de Mebiet.
Mandate from the king's escheator to the sheriff and escheator of co. Somerset
reciting writ (undated). Inq. (undated.)
John his son, aged 21 and more from St. Kenelm's day, 47 [Hen. HI] , is his
heir.
Somerset. Meriet, Lopene and Stratton, 1 knight's fee held of the king in chief,
and another knight's fee held of the earl of Gloucester.
C. Hen. III. File 27. (14.)
540. Nicholas de Bebeeleye.
Writ to the guardians of the honour of Gloucester,12 Jan. 47 Hen. III. Inq. (undated.)
Giles de Berkeleye his brother, aged 22 on the day of St. John the Baptist,
46 Hen. Ill, is his heir.
[WoBCESTEB.] Eldresfelde, 1 knight's fee held in chief of B. de Glare, sometime
earl of Gloucester, by service of 1 knight.
C. Hen. III. FUe 27. (15.)
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541. Aylbioh alias Eylbich, sometime parker of Wodestok.
Writ, 14 Sept. 47 Hen. III. Inq. (undated.)
He died without heir of his hody, and therefore the land is the king's
escheat.
Oxford. Wottun. i virgate land held of the king rendering 4d. yearly.
Bichard son of Bichard le May now holds it by rendering 4d. to the king ;
Eleanor de Viteri (?) held it in dower, and Bichard the father had no right there
except through her.
Hensintun. 1 virgate land held for
C. Hen. III. File 27. (16.)
542. Henbt Luvbl.
Mandate from the king's escheator to the escheator of co. Somerset, reciting
tt>rit dated 5 Sept. 47 Hen. III. Inq. (undated.)
Bichard his son, aged 28, is his heir.
SoMBBSBT. Eary manor held of the king in chief for a whole barony by service
of finding kwo knights in the army with the king at his own charge for 40
days.
C. Hen. III. FiU 27. (17.)
543. Bboinald lb Fobbstbb.
Writf 4 Aug. Inq. Thursday the morrow of the Assumption, 47 Hen. III.
(defaced). No heir specified.
[Bebks.] Cokham. 1 hide land held of the king by charter by service of 5«.
yearly.
Watham Abbatis Oertes'. S carucates land held of Sir William de
Wyndr, of the abbot of Certese, of the prior of Hurle, of Bichard de Hurle,
[and] of Walter • . wyne, services unspecified.
The office of forester held of the king by 10«. yearly.
[Oxford.] Linham. 2 carucates land held of the lord of Angre for J knight's
fee. (See No. 614.)
C. Hen. III. File 27. (18.)
544. Pbtbonilla db la Mabb.
Writ to the guardians of the honour of Gloucester, 24 Ap., 47 Hen. III. Inq.
(undated.)
William de la Mara, her son, is her heir, and of full age.
[Gloucbstbb] . Byndecombe manor, 2 carucates land, 2 mills, and 68«. 6d.
rent of assize held of the honour of Gloucester.
Herdenewyk. 2 carucates of land and 59«. rent of assize similarly held.
Sebbescumbe. 463. 9d. rent held of John de Muntchenesy doing 2 suits
of court yearly.
Eleworthe. 10s. 6d. rent of the fee of the said John.
The above tenements, with others held by other tenants unknown to the
jury, are held by service of 9J knights' fees.
C. Hen. III. File 27. (19.)
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545. BOBBRT LE BOTILLER alioS LE BoTBLEB.
WrU, 6 Dec. 47.
Richard le Boteler his brother, aged 80 and more, is his heir.
[Cambbidgb.] Extent {u7idated).
Beche manor (extent given) held of the king in chief by J knight's fee.
[Hertford.] Extent (undated).
Mesdon manor and advowson (extent given), tenure unspecified.
C. Hen. III. FiU 27. (20.)
546. Isabel Daubeni alias Daubenet.
WHt, 22 Jan. Inq. 9th of the calends of Feb., 47 Hen. HI.
William Daubeney her son, aged 30 and more, is her heir.
[Bedford.] Caynho manor (extent given) held as head of a moiety of a barony,
together with one carucate in AmethuUe, of the king in chief by the homage
and relief of a moiety of a barony, and by service of 1 knight or 2 Serjeants
when the king goes in the army in person. 12^ knights' fees are contained
in the moiety of the barony, and 15 carucates of land have been granted in
alms by ancestors from the barony.
C. Hen, III. File 28. (1.)
547. Geoffrey Punsard alias Punzard.
Writ, 8 Jan. 47 Hen. HI. Inq. (undated and defective.)
William, son of Lawrence son of the said Geoffrey, aged 10, would be his
heir if legitimate (but the jury know not ?) if he is so or not.
[Berks.] Hungerford. A messuage and 2 bovates land with a meadow, held of
the king in chief by service of finding withies for hanging up pieces of meat
in the king's kitchen (harde ad laquand' pecias camium in coquina) ;
1 virgate land held of the earl of Leicester rendering 6(2. yearly ; also
9$. 8d. rent of assize.
Sandon. i virgate land held of William de Britenoles rendering lid.
and 4 capons.
Hulle. i virgate land, 8a. wood, 2a. meadow, and 2a. land in New
Croft held of Roger de Ingepenne, service unspecified ; also lis. 6d. rent of
assize.
Wilts. Dunmulne. i virgate land and a water mill held of the fee of Cherleton,
and it renders Id. yearly to John de Chereburg. (See No. 642.)
C. Hen. III. File 28. (2.)
548. Theobald db Englbschevill.
Writ, 25 March. Inq. Wednesday before Pentecost, 47 Hen. III.
He died without heir and the land is the king's escheat.
Devon. Wobumeford. 1 carucate land and 61. rent held for 1 fee of the fee
of the earl of Gloucester, and the lord of that place can take 20$. aid. The
land was the escheat of king John through Luke, son of John le Normaund,
who was not at the king's fealty, and descended to the present king, who
gave it to the said Theobald and his heirs for his homage and service,
rendering 1 pair of gilt spurs yearly, price 6d. (See No. 509.)
C. Hen. III. FiU 28. (3.)
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549. Joan de Netile.
Writ, 20 Jan. 47 Hen. III.
William de Sancto Martino, aged 82, is her heir.
Wilts. Inq. {undated.)
Dune. 2 carucates land held of the king in chief by service of ^ of i of
2 knights' fees.
DoBSBT. Inq. (tmdated.)
Sutton. 80J. land held of the king in chief by service of i knight's fee.
Pidele. 61. land held of Sir Alfred Lincoll' by service of i knight's fee.
C. Hen. III. File 28. (4.)
550. BOBBBT LB BlTTND.
Writ (missing). Inq. Wednesday before St. Matthew, 47 Hen. III.
[NoBPOLK.] Norwich. A messuage held of the king in chief.
Reginald de Cressy, parson of churches, had a bastard daughter, Isabel,
whom he enfeoffed of the said messuage. Robert le Blund took her to wife and
they had a son, Reginald, who eight years ago withdrew from England, and
because the jury know not whether he is alive or dead and there is no other heir,
the messuage has been taken into the king*s hands, and delivered to the bailiffs
of Norwich until the king shall direct what he wills.
C. Hen. III. File 28. (5.)
551. John db Gatbsdbn.
Writ to the sheriff of Sussex, 1 July, 47 Hen. III. Inq. (undated.)
Sussex. Hecton manor.
Thomas de Audeham and Isabel his wife were in peaceful seisin of the
manor for 4 days after the said John's death, until ejected by the subescheator.
(Comp. Nos. 454 and 706.)
C. Hen. III. File 28. (6.)
552. Hbnby de Neeeton alias db Neeetune.
Writ, 9 May, 47 Hen. III. Inq. (undated.)
William his son, aged 40 and more, is his heir.
Essex. Terlenges. 360a. arable, 8a. meadow, 3a. pasture, profits of court, wood
and mills, 62. Os. 4|(i. rent of assize, customs &c. and 60 eggs price 1^. ;
one knight's fee held of the king, and two of Sir Robert de Brus.
C. Hen. III. File 28. (7.)
553. Emma Talebot alias Thalabot.
Writy 4 Dec. 47 Hen. III. Inq. (undated.)
Philip Thalabot, her son, aged 22, is her heir.
[ .] (Unspecified.) A messuage, 80a. land, la. meadow and 24«. Id.
rent, held of the bishop of London in chief, by rendering yearly to
Stortford Castle ds. for guard, and 3«. sheriff's aid.
C. Hen. III. File 28. (8.)
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554. Robert (son of Hbrbebt) de Lucy.
Writ, 28 Dec. 47 Hen. III. Inq, {undaUd,)
Robert his son, aged 12 on the feast of the Nativity of St. John the Baptist
next, is his heir.
[DoBSBT.] Hamme. 100s. land held in chief of the earl of Gloucester.
Famam. 40«. land, similarly held.
Stubhamtune and Tarente. 40^. land, similarly held.
ToUard. 4Z. land, similarly held.
Up Vinbome. J knight's fee, viz. — ^William le Brut held it of the
said Robert, who held that and other fees in Devon and Cornwall of the said
earl by service of 2^ fees.
ToUard. 42. land held of Maud Lungespehe by service of ^ fee ; and 2
virgates land held of the abbess of Fescome by socage.
Ghurethel. 10 marks land held of the countess of Lincoln by service of
I tee.
Upetone. 8 virgates land held of the abbess of Wilton by service of
serjeanty.
Alice, late the wife of the said Robert, is not yet dowered.
Writ to the sheriff of Wilts, 11 Mar., 47 Hen. III. Inq. {undated.)
Wilts. ToUard, a moiety of the manor was held by the said Robert in chief of
Richard, sometime earl of Gloucester.
The wardship of the said moiety after the death of Herbert, father of the
said Robert, who was then under age, by reason of the wardship of the lands of
the earl, who was then under age and in the king's wardship, was wholly in the
king's hands for about three years, until he sold it to Sir Geoffrey le Chamberlein.
Sir WUliam Lungeespeye used to take scutage of ^ knight from the said Robert,
but whether from this manor or another the jury know not.
C. Hen. III. FiU 28. (9.)
555. RoGEB DE Hetok.
Writ, 24 Nov. 47 Hen. III. Inq. {undated.)
WUliam, his son, aged 80 and more, is his heir.
[Lancasteb.] Brone ? 8 bovates land held of the king in chief rendering 10s.
yearly.
Westeshum. 8 bovates land held of the king in chief rendering 4s.
yearly.
Grimesarg. ^ carucate land held of the king in chief rendering 3s.
yearly, and William de Grimesargh holds it of him rendering the same.
Heton. 1 carucate land held of Sir Geoffrey de Chetham rendering
10s. yearly ; and another carucate of Adam de Hotton rendering 19id.
Ursewyk. 4 bovates land held of WUliam, son of John, son of Alexander
de Hyton, rendering 5s. 4td. yearly.
C. Hen. III. File 28. (10.)
556. Robebt de Boumes alias de Beumeys.
Writ, 18 May, 47 Hen. III. Extent {undated.)
Reginald, his son, aged 40, is his heir.
[HuKTiNODON.] Sautre manor (extent given), held of the earl of Gloucester in
chief by service of 1 knight's fee.
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Pappewurth, 61. 0$. 6d. rent of assize, «tc. similarly held by service of
i knight's fee.
C. Hen. III. File 28. (11.)
557. Adam db Beysin.
Writ {misinng).
He died on the feast of St. Lucy, 19 years ago. Bobert, his son, aged 21 at
the feast of the Assumption last, is his heir.
Stafford. Inq. Saturday after St. Matthew, 47 Hen. III.
Asshole, i oli fee held of the king in chief by service of i mark when
scutage happens.
Longenolre township, held of John de Perles by service of ^ mark.
Hydeslond. 1 virgate land held of the prio): of Lappele by service of is.
Eton township, held of Sir lUchard de Stretton and the dean of
the church of Wolverenhampton by service of 6s.
All the above are in the hand of Sir William de Everoys by the
delivery of Lady Sibyl Giffard, to whom the king granted the wardship of the
said tenements.
Salop. Inq. (undated and defaced.)
Wrkiton and Walkeslawe manor (extent given) held of the king in chief
by service of keeping one of the king's goshawks until Michaelmas yearly,
or until the king's mandate, and then to bring it to the king and remain at
the Court during the season, taking 5Jd. per day and eating in the king's
house, and taking 2 robes yearly, and the king shall restore him his horse if
his horse ; and after the close of the season he ought to
take the hawk back to his own country and mew it at his own cost, and if
it should die, he ought to bring to the king its feet and tail.
Billingesley manor (extent given), held of the abbot of Ses by service of
6 marks yearly ; but Mabel de Beysin his mother held ^ of the manor
in dower, with the demesne and capital messuage and survived him.
Silviton manor (extent given), held of the abbot of St. Bemy by
service of Ms. yearly.
[Burwardele,] i of the manor (extent given), held of the prior of
Wenlak by service of eating with the prior on St. Milburgh's day ....
his dinner on that day, and doing suit at his court of Burton. (See
No. 503.)
C. Hen. III. File 28. (12.)
558. JoHK DE Plessetis alias de Plascetis, babl of Waewick.
Wnt, 7 Mar. 47 Hen. III.
Hugh, his son, aged variously stated as 24 and more, 25 or more, and 26, is
his heir.
[Oxford.] Extent (undated).
Okenardton manor, held of the king in chief, together with the manors
of Kedelinton and Bradeham, by service of one barony, finding in the king's
army 2 knights or 4 (or? 3) Serjeants for 40 days at his own cost.
[Oxford.] (Extent undated).
Kedelinton manor, held as abovesaid by service of 8 Serjeants.
Musewell manor, held of the abbot of Messenden rendering 2 marks
yearly.
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[Buckingham.] Inq. Thursday in Easter week, 47 Hen. III.
Messenden, ^ knight's fee, held of the honour of Giffard, doing
service to the earl of Leicester of 5$. yearly for view of frank pledge and
scutage for i fee.
Salop. Inq. {wndated.)
Stottesden manor (extent given), held of the.king in chief by service of
1 knight's fee.
Mandate from the king's escheator to the escheator of co. Berks, reciting the
above writ. Inq. {imdated.)
Berks. Morton. 5^ virgates land held of the inheritance of Christina daughter
of Hugh de Sanford, sometime his wife, by service of ^ knight's fee.
West Witteham. 9J virgates land similarly held of S. de Monte Forti,
earl of Leycester, of the honour of Giflfard, by service of J knight's fee.
Writ, 8 March, 47 Hen. HI. Ettent (undated),
Warwick. Warwick castle, with the manor and honour, held by the said earl for
life and not in fee.
Breyles manor, similarly held for life, pertaining to the honour of the
earldom of Warwick.
The above lands, &c. ought to pertain to Sir William Maudit after the said
earl's death, because Alice Maudit his mother, whose heir he is, would have had
the said lands by hereditary right, if surviving.
Writ {de eseaeta), to the sheri£F of Buckingham, 18 March, 47 Hen. III. Inq.
(undated.)
[Buckingham.] Bradenham manor was not the escheat of Humphrey de
Bohun, earl of Hereford and Essex, through the death of Margery, sometime
countess of Warwick ; for Humphrey de Bohun his grandfather gave the
manor in free marriage to Henry de Oylly with Maud his sister, who had
a son Henry and two daughters : Henry the younger had the manor for life
and died without heir of himself, and the right in the manor descended to the
daughters, from the elder of whom issued Thomas earl of Warwick and one
Margery; the said Thomas had the manor for life and died without
heir of himself, and the said Margery also ; but from the younger sister,
aunt of the said Margery, came one Walter de Daventre, and the
jury believe that whilst there are any heirs of the younger sister the
manor cannot be the escheat of the said Humphrey. After the death of the
said Margery the said Humphrey obtained seisin of the manor for 15 days,
because he understood that it was his escheat, and by his grant at the king's
instance the late earl of Warwick held it for life.
Writ of seisin, 22 March, 47 Hen. III. Inq. Thursday in Easter week. On the
petition of Hugh de Aungervill.
[Warwick.] Lodbroc manor. On Sunday the morrow of St. Matthias the
Apostle about the evening hour, the sun still shining, came the said Hugh,
bringing a deed which he had of the gift of the said earl of Warwick, and a
letter patent from the earl to his constable of Warwick or reeve of Lodbroc, to
place the said Hugh in full seisin of the manor, which the reeve did ; and the
said Hugh removed him and instituted his own reeve, and continued in
peaceful possession until the following Sunday, when he was expelled by a
servant of Sir W. Maudut and others. The jury know nothing of the day
or hour of the said earl's death.
C. Hen. III. File 28. (13.)
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559. Hugh de Cbbssy.
Writ, 24 April, 47 Hen. III.
Stephen de Creasy, his brother, aged 40 and more, is his heir.
[Kbnt.] Extent (undated),
Herietesham manor, held of the king in chief by service of 1 knight's
fee pertaining to the barony of Peverel.
[Kent.] Extent (undated),
Trotteclieve manor, held of the bishop of Rochester by service of J
knight's fee.
[ ] Inq. Wednesday the vigil of the Ascension (frctg-
ment).
. . . . 2 knights' fees, held by service of 2 knights' fees.
[Suffolk.] Extent, Tuesday after St. John ante Portam Latinam, 47 Hen. m.
Bliburg' manor (extent given), including S9a. heath and pasture in
Launde, held of the king in chief by service of 1 knight's fee.
[Suffolk.] Reydon manor, held of the heirs of Sir Walter son of Robert ;
whence Lady Isabel de Cresy receives 34Z. yearly in dower.
Ruchaye, held of John Roscelin who takes 100s. yearly.
Glemham, held of Sir John Grey by 1 knight's fee.
NoBFOLE. Horsford manor, held of the king of Almain, service unspecified.
[Norfolk.] Ling manor, held of Sir Peter de Sabadia, service unspecified.
Ketteringham manor, held of the earl of Oxford by the courtesy of
England, service unspecified.
C. Hen. III. File 28. (14.)
560. William de Bello Alneto alias de Belaulkey.
Writ, to the Justices of Eyre at Winchester. 10 April, 47 Hen. III. Inq.
(undated.) Because William Maudut, Robert de Sancto Johanne and James
le Sauvage claim the wardship of the lands and heir of the said W^illiam,
which pertain to the king, as is said, by reason of the castle of Porchester.
[Southampton.] Belauney and Burghunte. J knight's fee held of Sir William
Mauduyt by service of ^ knight's fee ; and ^ knight's fee held of Thomas de
Burghunte by service of J knight's fee, whose son is in the wardship of
Robert de Sancto Johanne by reason of a fee held of him.
Belauney. J acre land held of the fee of William Mauduyt, and rated
before R. Passelewe, &c., at 4id. because it was within the bounds of the
forest.
Wanstede. J virgate land held of Walter de Bellingham by service of
16d. yearly.
Burhunte. ^ virgate land held of Henry de Burhunte by service of 12(1.
yearly.
He held nothing of the king in chief, nor of James le Sauvage ; and the
wardship of his heir pertains to William Mauduyt by reason of the J knight's
fee held of him in Belauney and Burhunte.
C. Hen. III. File 28. (15.)
561. Philip de Ghaungt aUa^s de Chansi.
William his son, aged 25, is his heir.
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HENRY III. 171
Writf 12 Sept. Inq. Tuesday after the exaltation of the Holy Gross, 47
Hen. III.
Lincoln. Suinhop, 1 knight's fee held of the king in chief; and 1^ knights
fee held of Peter de Saune.
Walesby and Bleseby, 1 fee, whereof Walter de Walesby holds 3 parts,
and Boger de Bleseby holds a fourth part.
Wigleton, J fee held of the king, which he gave to William, his son,
long before he died, who is in full seisin thereof from Whitsunday last.
Thurleby, 1 fee, which William de Blakevill holds ; doing to the king
for all these tenements service of 1 knight or 2 Serjeants when the king's
person shall go in the army.
Steinton, 4^ bovates land held, of the inheritance of his wife, of Sir
Bobert de Nevill, service unspecified.
C. Hen. HI. File 28. (16.)
562. AiiABDus L£ Flemeng.
Writ (misiing).
Sussex. Extent, 47 Hen. III. Endorsed with memorandum about the assignment
of the manors of Puleburgh, Saperton or Bisendon in dower.
Pulberwe manor and advowson (extent given), including lands at
Heybum a member of Pulberwe, and a pasture called Stapelbroc. The
advowson of Bigwyte church also pertains to the manor.
Gloucester. Extent, 47 Hen. III.
Saperton manor and advowson (extent given), tenure unspecified.
Alice late the wife of John le Flemeng, brother of the said Alardus, receives
^ of the rents and works of customers in dower.
C. Hen. III. FOe 28. (17.)
563. Hamo de Cbeuequbb alias de Gbeuebr, de Cbeweeb and Maud de Avebeng*
alias DE AvEBENCHES, DE Havebenges, sometime his wife.
Writ, 6 April, 47 Hen. III.
Bobert de Creuker, son of Hamo de Creweker the yoimger, and nephew {nepos)
of the said Hamo deceased, aged 24 and more, is his heir.
[Rent.] Inq. {undated.) Chatham manor, held of the king in chief by
barony.
[Kent.] Inq. {undated.)
Ledes manor held of the king in chief and it pertains to the barony of
Chattham.
[Kent.] Extent {undated).
Bokingefaud manor held of the king in chief as member of Ghetham
manor which is held by barony ; a tenement called Beggebroc held of
William de Sey rendering 56s. 8d. yearly ; a tenement held of the prior of
Tunebruge rendering 32d. ; a tenement held of the prior of Christ Church,
Canterbury, rendering a buck and 2d.; a tenement held of Thomas de
Bogingefaude and Bichard de Stotmerhelle rendering lid. ; and a tenement
held of Bichard de Leveshote and Nicholas Golie rendering 4d. The
abovesaid Bobert, son of Hamo de Creuequer the younger, is heir of the manor
of Bogingefaud; but of all the residue of the tenements Matthew de
Creuequer, aged 40 and more, Bobert de Creuequer, aged 30, Hamo de
Creuequer son of the said Hamo, and Bobert de Creuequer, John de Creuequer,
and Thomas de Creuequer, sons of Hamo the younger, are heirs of Hamo
de Creuequer last deceased.
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[Kent.] Extent (undated). Farleg manor held of the king in chief as member
of Chatham manor.
Terstan manor similarly held.
Writ, to the sheriff of Essex. 6 April, 47 Hen. III., concerning lands held by
the said Hamo of the inheritance of the said Maud, sometime his wife.
The said Hamo, who married Maud, sister and heiress of William de
Averenches, begat of her four daughters, viz. — Agnes married to John de Sand-
wyco, Iseult (Isolda, Isouda), who was married to Nicholas de Lenham and had
one son, name John, now aged 12, Ellen alias Eleanor married to Bartholomew
de Kyriul, alias Bertram de Criel, and Isabel married to Henry de Gaunt ; and
the said Agnes, John, Ellen and Isabel are heirs of the said Maud.
[Essex.] Extent (undated).
Elsenham manor (extent given), held of the heirs of Maud de
Averenges.
[Essex.] Extent (undated).
Morton manor (extent given), similarly held.
[Hbbtpord.] Extent, Wednesday after St. Barnabas, 47 Hen. III.
Aldeberi manor (extent given), similarly held of the honour of Berk-
hamstede by service of 81. rent.
[Essex.] Extent, Sunday before St. Barnabas, 47 Hen. III.
Helseneham manor (extent given), similarly held of the honour of
Maundevil as pertaining to the barony of Folkestan.
[Berks.] Extent, Saturday after St. Barnabas, 47 Hen. Ill (defective).
Boclond manor and advowson (full extent given), including lands in
Nortfeld and Sutfeld, a profit of swans on the banks of the Thames, and
customs called ' Gershenese ' and ' Gersherthe ' ; two carucates land, held by
Bobert de Hetford, knt 1 knight's fee; 1 carucate by
William de Newyntune by service of i fee ; service of J knight's fee done by
the heirs of William de Berekote for land which they hold of William de
Bovile in Berekote; and service of J knight's fee done by Ha wis de
Earendone for 1 carucate de Inglesham; all
similarly held of the king in chief by service of 1 knight's fee, and another
by 4:0s. yearly to the prior of Nugun.
[Kent.] Inq. Monday after the quinzaine of Easter, 47 ? Hen. III. (defaced).
Foclistane cdias Folcstane manor (extent given), including rents in
Halcham, Neuhintune and Hachingre, similarly held, service unspecified.
The lands, &c. of the said Maud ought to pertain to her four daughters and
their heirs (as above).
[Kent.] Extent, Monday after the octave of Holy Trinity, 47 Hen. III.
(defective and defaced).
Folkestone manor (full extent given), including wrecks, and the follow-
ing members, &c. : —
Waletune with a barton, land in the fields of Pi ,
Bertonesgate, Dowberthe ?, la Redelonde, Quedwelle, Iseneforelang,
Chalvecroft, Stodwes on la Dune, a pasture under the cUff, a park
about IJ league (letu:am) in circuit, and woods called Herstlinge
and Beindene.
Terlingeham, with fields at the gate of the barton and in Bumfeld,
la Marlinge, Bertonesdone, Kingesdone ?, BuckknoUe, Bernesdane,
Nort Knolle, Kellingesdene, Chelkedefeld, Golthorne, Newelond,
Holemed, under Oregrove, Bromfeld, and Gorst, and pasture in
la Drove and on la Dune called Mirabel.
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Newetun, with the fields of Kulese, Byestecurt, furlong under la Dune,
Belcheberche and la Ponde.
Knights' fees (unspecified), viz. — 5 fees held by Nicholas de CrioU of
the barony of [Av] erenches, doing service as for fees of Mortain,
and the heirs shall give for each fee 100s. for reliefs when they shall
happen, and 24$. for scutage when there is scutage at 40^., and he
ought to fence 62 perches of the park and pay 25s. for each fee for
the guard of the castle of Dover ; he holds elsewhere of the king in
chief by barony; 2| fees similarly held by Wilham de Wiltune,
fencing 29 J perches only ; 1 fee similarly held by Henry de
Everinge, fencing 46 J perches ; 1 fee similarly held by ... .
de Everesle, fencing 28 perches ; J fee similarly held by John de
Boyntune, fencing 15 perches ; ^ fee similarly held by ... .
Malemeyns, fencing 15 perches ; J fee similarly held by William
de la Sale, fencing 15 perches ; 1 fee similarly held by Alfred de
Enebroc, fencing 18 perches ; J fee similarly held by ... .
de Hauekeswelle, fencing 14 perches ; J fee similarly held by the
abbot of St. Radegund*s, fencing 9 perches ; J fee similarly held
by William de Detlinge, fencing, with the men of , 87
perches; J fee similarly held by de Laverham?,
fencing 21 perches; ^ fee similarly held by the master of
God's House, Osprenges, fencing 14 perches ; and ^ fee held by
the master of the hospital of Swynefeld, rendering 2«. Id. yearly,
and fencing 8 perches.
The Middelhundred of Folkestone, with the town of Folkestone,
82Z. 28. 9d. rent of assize ; Bomescot 15^. 4d. ; Mortunesfare
2«. 9Ji.; Watelselver? 6«. ; the Middelhundred 15«. 4d. wodelode;
and other rents.
Alcham a member of Folkestone (extent given).
Newetune a member of Folkestone (extent of rents given).
Achingre (extent of rents given).
Pleas and perquisites of the hundred (court) of Folkestone, and of the
courts of Alcham, Newetune, Achangre and Folkestone.
The advowson of the church of denne pertains to the
gift of the lord of Folkestone ; and the priory of Folkestone, which
is a cell of the abbey of Lullei is of his foundation. The heirs of
the said Maud (as above) ought to hold the whole manor of
Folkestone of the king in chief by barony. (See No. 774.)
C. Hen. III. File 29. (1.)
564- Baldwin db Insula, earl of Devon.
Writs, 13 Jan. and 13 July, 47 Hen. III.
Isabel de Fortibus, countess of Albemarle (Alba Maria y Albemaria^ Aube-
marie, Avbemara), late the wife of the earl of Albemarle, his sister, age
variously stated as 24 and more and 25, is his heir through the death of lus
son.
[Suffolk.] Inq. (undated.)
Parva Fakenham manor was recovered by the said Baldwin before Sir
Gilbert de Preston, and he was in seisin thereof from St. John the Baptist's
day in 3 weeks until he enfeoffed Sir William de Wysery.
[Southampton; Isle of Wight.] Extent (unduted).
Fresqwatere manor (full extent given, with names of tenants).
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Southampton ; Isle of Wioht. Inq. {undated.)
Freskewatere manor, held together with all his lands and two boroughs
of the king in chief by service of keeping the Isle (of Wight) in the king's
fealty against the king's enemies.
Southampton. Extent {undated).
Langele and Bumbrig' manor (extent given).
[Devon.] Extent {undated).
Plimton township (extent given), with the advowson of the schools.
[Devon.] Inq. {undated)
Plimpton, Honeton, Columpton, Bikleg, Boculond and Walcampton,
held of the king in chief, service unknown.
Hermanesdon, held of Sir Walter Giffard, service unspecified.
[Hbbtford.] Inq. {undated and defective.)
Sabryceswrthe manor (extent given), held of Sir William
8^ knights.
[Devon.] Extent {undated).
Botesford manor {manerettum) (full extent given with names of tenants).
[Devon.] Extent (undated and defective) .
Henemordon manor {manerettum) (full extent given with names of tenants) .
[Southampton; Isle of Wight.] Extent {undated).
Wrockeshale manor (full extent given with nsunes of tenants).
[Southampton ; Isle of Wight.] Extent {undated).
La Penne manor {manerettum) (full extent given with names of tenants).
Surrey. Inq. {undated)
Suthlamh* manor (extent given), held of the king in chief, service
unknown.
Surrey. Inq. The morrow of Palm Sunday, 47 Hen. III.
Suthlam' manor with Hicham and Straham (full extent given with
names of tenants).
Oxford. Extent {undated).
Newenham alias Neuham manor (full extent given with names of
tenants). No knights' fees or advowson pertain to the manor. Sir Thomas
de Beaute rendered 40«. yearly for a carucate of land called Poweleye.
Southampton. Extent {undated).
Christchurch castle (full extent given), to which pertain the boroughs of
Christ<5hurch, Westur', Liminton and Essele, with the hundred of Holchurst,
and castle guard is due in war time, viz. — the prior of Christchurch for 8
days at his own cost for the land of Sweye, Eoger de Hineton similarly for the
land of Holeweye, Roger de Holchurst for his land at Holchurst, Richard de
Farnhull for his land at FarnhuU, William Boschiri of Baylnclislegh for his
land there, the heirs of Bereminton for the land of Bereminton, Roger de
Stanton for the land of Soppele, Nigel de Bocland for land at Arnewd,
Henry Trenchard for the land of HordhuU, Thomas de Orweye for the land
of Dunketon, and the prior of Christ Church and Gregory Marescall for the
land of Brutons (?) at Hinton ; and the said prior and many others (names
specified) owe suit at the said hundred court ; and the borough of Dorcestre
renders 60s. yearly to the castle, and Richard de FarnhuU SOJd. from Tonstal.
Christchurch borough (full extent and rental given with names of
tenants).
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Southampton. Extent {undated and defective).
Westur* manor (full extent given with names of tenants), including
lands, &c. at Wyke, Aluringwdd and Ywdde, and at Holechurst, Picleswade,
BrunneshuU, and Muclesbull, and Biston moor.
Buriton (extent of lands with names of tenants).
Fees pertaining to Christchurch castle : —
Adderlegh, 16 fees held by Sir Matthew de Columbariis.
, 1 fee held by Richard de Ripariis.
Stanton and Soppele, 1 fee
Soppele, 1 fee held by John de Bachampton.
Hineton, co. Dorset, 1 fee held by de Hineton.
, J fee held by John Lanol.
Hamme and Hinton, 1 fee
Malleford ?, J fee held by Baldwin de Pentir.
HordhuU and Sapperisford ? J fee held by Sir John de Insula.
[Southampton; Isle op Wight.] Inq. {undated fragment.)
Karesbroc castle (extent given), with two parts of two hundreds in the
Isle of Wyth', and (the advowson of ?) the church of Ermue. Sir William
de Insula holds 7J and i knights' fees, and owes to the lord of the castle
homage, relief, and reasonable aid for making his eldest son a knight
and marrying his eldest daughter, castle guard and guarding the Island in
time of war at his own cost, and suit at the court of the castle called
knighten court {curia mxLitum) ; Lady Maud de Gatecumbe holds 8 fees by
the same service ; Ralph de Gorges 3 fees ; William de Glamorgan 3J fees ;
Jordan de Insula and Philip de Cantilupo J fee ; Simon de Bendenges
J fee ; the heirs of Richard de Langeford 1 fee ; Richard de la Clyve
^ fee ; the heirs of Alan de CheckenhuUe J fee ; John de la Wode \ fee ;
Jordan de Kingeston J fee ; Lady Joan de Cundey and Sir Richard de
Afton ^ fee ; the same Richard de Afton 1 fee ; John de la Brigge \ fee ;
Roger de Ogelaundre i fee; William de Odyneton ^V fe^j ^^^ prior of
Christchurch ^V ^^ \ Geoffrey de Chillingwod ^^ fee ; the heirs of Geoffrey
de Alba Marie 1 fee ; and Sir John de Wyvile ^V fe®*
[Southampton ; Isle of Wight.] Extent and rental {undated).
Newport {Novus Burgus) (extent and rental with names of tenants).
[Ermine {sic) manor (extent given).
Bouecome manor (extent given).**]
[YoBK.] Extent, Friday after Mid Lent (47) Hen. III.
Harewde manor (full extent given with names of tenants) including
lands, &c. in the fields of Wetecrofth, Rugemund, Pulehale and Fites (?),
services from the township of Lofthus, lands in Neuhale, and pannage,
windfalls, &c. in the wood of Swindene.
[Devon.] Extent {undated).
Plimpton castle (extent given) including a hundred (court), 8 mills in
Plymton, and profits of wood, garden, and of Dertemore, with the following
knights' fees held of the lord of the castle : —
Erminton Peverel, 1 fee.
Stoke Herebert, 1 fee.
Morleg', 4 fees.
Wyveleworth, 3J fees.
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176 INQDISITIONS.
Bradeston, § fee.
Pendrine, J fee.
Skytelestor, J fee.
Bastard', 8^ fees.
(Unspecified) 14 fees held by Robert de Alba Maria.
(Unspecified) 15 fees held by Walter Giflfard.
Budekeside, 1 fee held by William de Bodekeside.
Tamereton Foliot, 2J and J fees held by Ralph de Gorges.
Brunton, J fee held by Walter de Brunton.
Holdeham, J fee held by Roger de Clayvile.
Suthwod, i fee held by William Maudut.
(Unspecified) 10 fees held by the heirs of William de Brywere, and
they ought to find a crossbowman in Plumpton castle at their own costs.
Anekesdon and Shilston, 2 fees held by Hugh de Sausey.
Elstinton and Shirwell, 2 fees held by Philip de Beumunt.
Lega, 4 fees held by Ralph de Daddescumb,and he ought to find a
crossbowman in the castle in time of war at his own costs.
Asserston, 2 fees held by the heirs of Robert Helyun.
Bitweneya, J fee held by Michael de Aggevile.
Thruleg', 1 fee held by Fulk de Ferrariis.
Samford and Chevethom', 1^ fee, with the land of Gurmundeton, held
by Ralph Herigaud.
Wynesford and Whytehetfeld, 1 fee held by Humphrey de Boun ?
Unknown, i fee held by Thomas Terry.
Leveringeleg*, J- fee held by Guy de Aggevile.
Langeleg', 1 fee held by Ralph de Wylinton.
Welbristewrth, 1 fee held by the heirs of John le Dispenser.
Emhelt, J fee held by Nicholas Emhylt.
Geneleye, 1 fee held by John de Beumunt.
Cadeburi, xV fe© held by the heirs of Robert de Cadeburi.
Oggeberg and Thorre, 7^ fees held by the heirs of William Brueres.
Little Torithon, 1 fee held by William de Crues.
Tauton, 1 fee held by John de Valle Torta.
Devon and Dorset (unspecified), 2 fees held by Hawis de Ripariis.
Newelaunde, J fee held by Furneus.
Herdewik manor (full extent given with names of tenants), with lands
in Hysky, co. Cornwall, the ferry of Blakeston, land called Jatlond,
land, &c. in Saltram, rent fi-om the men of Wodetorre for pasture in
Dertemore, and rent of 1 sheep with a lamb yearly from the town of
Wry stone wrth.
The advowsons of the churches of Bocland, Bykeleg', Walkamton,
Thruleg' and Honeton pertain to the lord of the castle of Plympton.
Bocland, Bykele and Walkampton manors, with the hundred of Ruberg
are held by the countess Amice, mother of the late earl Baldwin, to farm at
the King's will, rendering yearly to the guardian of the said earl's lands
100 marks.
[Wilts.] Extent, Wednesday after the Purification, 47 Hen. HI.
Worthe borough (full extent and rental given with names of tenants).
[Wilts.] Extent, Wednesday after the Purification, 47 Hen. HI. {defaced and
defective),
Strattone manor (full extent given with names of tenants), including a
pasture called Kyngesdon ?
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Wilts. Eoctent, Wednesday after the Purification, 47 Hen. Ill (defective).
Sevenhampton manor (full extent given with names of tenants),
including a pasture called Billingesham, and the following rents of
assize of free tenants : —
Berton. ^ knight held by Robert de Habindon doing suit and royal
service.
Merston manor. 2^ virgates held by the same Robert, rendering 2 pairs
of gilt spurs.
Brodebluntesdon. 1 hide land held by Walerand de Bluntesdon, render-
ing 1 pair of gilt spurs and doing suit ; ^ knight by Roger de Writele doing
suit and royal service ; i hide land by Roger de Bluntesdon rendering 12d.
and doing suit ; and ^ hide by Bryan de Bluntesdon rendering 4«. and doing
suit.
Brodebluntesdon and Crekelad. 100«. land held by Gilbert de Elsefeld
rendering 1 pair of gilt spurs, price 6d., and his tenants of Bluntesdon
ought to come twice yearly to the view of frank pledge at Sevenhampton
and give 2s. lest they should be vexed.
Crekelad. A tenement held by Warin de Eylesbiri rendering 6d. yearly.
Wrthe. 1 virgate land held by the same Warin rendering id. yearly and
doing suit ; and other lands, &c. by other tenemts (names given).
Fersedon manor. 100s. land held by Samson Foliot rendering 1 pair of
gilt spurs or 6d, ; and other lands, &c. by other tenants (names given) ; and
from a mill there 20«. yearly are rendered to the priory of Garinges.
Scundone township. 30«. rent ; and meadows, &c. held by divers
tenants (names given). {See No. 988.)
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565. .
^Extent. Tuesday after the Purification, 47 Hen. Ill (fragment).
[Wilts.] Crekelad manor (extent and rental with names of tenants).
C. Hen. in. FiU 29. (8.)
566. Robert db Cle&beo.
Writ (misHng). Extent, Sunday after St. Mark, 47 Hen. III.
End<yrsed : — He died on Friday after Palm Sunday.
His heir is named John, and is i^ years of age.
[Suffolk.] Aketon. 160a. arable, 6a. and Ir. meadow, IS^a. pasture, 20a.
wood, 67«. 8Jd. rent, &c., held of the king in chief by J knight's fee.
Dobset. (Unspecified.) 4 marks rent.
C. Hen. III. FiU 80. (1.)
567. John de Neuton.
Writ to the sheriff of Northampton, 8 July, 48 Hen. III. Inq. (undated.)
John, his son, aged 16, is his heir.
Nobthampton. Neuton. 8J virgates land, and 19«. rent held of John de Brunneby
by service of 1 pair of gilt spurs.
Bulewyk. 3 virgates land held of Lady Maud de Cantelow by service of
1 pair of gUt spurs.
C. Hen. III. FiU 80. (2.)
* ThiB extent may perhaps belong to No. 664.
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178 INQUISITIONS.
568. Philip son op Philip Mimbkan.
Writ, 16 Oct. 48 Hen. III. Inq. The morrow of Ash Wednesday, 49 (Hen. III).
John, his son, aged 21 at the feast of St. Margaret last, is lus heir.
Oxford. Hedindon. 1 hide land held of the king in chief for keeping the
bailiwick of Schottovere and Stowod ; and J hide land of the countess of
Warwick by service of lis. '
Gersindon. J hide land held of Isabel Eapin by service of 128.
Schedule of the names of those who have boats in the town of Bunigtun?
{or ? Rimigtun). {Comp. No. 856.)
C. Hen. III. File 30. (3.)
569. Thomas Ttbbl, of Wyleden, alias Tibel.
Writy 21 July. Inq. Monday after St. James, 48 Hen. III.
Balph, his son, aged 16, is his heir.
Bbdford. Wilden and Bolehurst. } knight's fee, viz. a messuage, (100?) a.
land in demesne, meadow, 9a. wood, 40^. Q^d. rent of assize, &c. held of the
king in chief, finding one esquire with hauberk, sword, and lance for 40 days
at his own costs in the king's army.
The said Thomas in his lifetime alienated of the above ^ fee, 2 virgates,
3Ja., 1 r. land, 47«. 7^d. rent of assize, and 1 quarter of land, of which the
heir is bound to warrant a third part to the feoffees for his mother's dower ; and
also ^ virgate land of the marriage of his wife in the town of Crowele, which the
heir ought to warrant wholly to the feoffees ; so that little will remain in the
king's hand.
C. Hen. III. File 30. (4.)
570. BoBEBT DE Babvill oUos de Babevill.
Writ, 28 Oct. Inq. The vigil of St. Martin, 48 Hen. III.
His two daughters, aged 12 and 14, are his heirs.
Lincoln. Barton. 17 bovates land and 14 tofts held of the king in chief
by service of one sore sparrowhawk. Emma his wife has a third part.
(See Nos. 377, 527, 666.)
C. Hen. III. File dO. (5.)
571. John le Blund alias le Blond.
Wiit, 20 Dec. 48 Hen. III.
John, his son, aged 30, is his heir.
Somebsbt. Inq. Friday after St. Hilary, 48 Hen. III.
Nitherhamm. 2 carucates land and ^ of Exetone, all held of the king
in chief by service of J knight's fee.
Middlesex. Extent {undated.)
Edelmeton manor, held of William de Say in chief by service of
^ knight's fee*
C. Hen. III. FUe 30. (6.)
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572. Alexandeb de Bemflet.
WHt, 27 May, 48 Hen. III. Inq. (undated.)
John, his brother, aged 80 and more, is his heir.
Essex. Hatfeld. 120a. land in demesne, 8a. meadow, 2d, rent of assize, &c. held
of the king by service of 1 knight.
Bamflet. 1 hide land held of the house of St. Martin * le grant,' service
unspecified.
C. Hen. III. FUe 30. (7.)
573. JOLLAND DE DuREMBN alioS DE DUBAHE.
Writ, 11 Dee. 48 Hen. III. Inq. (undated.)
JoUand, his son, aged 5 at Easter next, is his heir.
[Essex.] Suffhale manor in the town of Great Dunmawe, held of the king in
chief, of the honour of the count of St. Pol, by service of one gilt spur or 6d.
yearly ; J virgate land held of the fee of Ralph de Bemers ; J virgate land of
the fee of John de Apelderesfeld ; and 2Ja. of the fee of Walter son of Robert.
C. Hen. III. File 30. (8.)
574. Geoffrey Costentin.
Writ (misiing). Inq. The morrow of the translation of St. Thomas the Martyr,
48 Hen. HI.
John Costentin, his brother, aged 29, is his heir.
Lincoln. Bondeby. 1 toft and 7 bovates land in demesne, and 80 bovates and
8 parts of a bovate land, with 5 tofts, &c. in villenage, held of the king in chief
by serjeanty, viz. carrying a white wand before the king on Christmas Day
when in his presence.
C. Hen. III. FUe 30. (9.)
575. William de Gabdinis.
Writ, 10 April. Inq. Tuesday in Easter week, 48 Hen. III.
William, his son, aged 80 and more, is his heir.
Salop. Langeleg manor. 1 carucate land (extent given) held of the king in chief
by service of going into Wales with the king at his own cost, when there
shall be war between England and Wales, for 40 days.
C. Hen. III. FUe 80. (10.)
576. William Gaugt alias de Gaugy.
Writ, 27 Oct. 48 Hen. IH. Inq. 5 Nov. 49 Hen. HI.
He had no heir either of himself or of any other, and the following manor
is the king's escheat because held of him in chief.
Leicester. Garthorpe manor (extent given), held of the king in chief by service
of 1 knight's fee. Certain persons were in the manor on behalf of the earl
of Ferrars, as they said, but have now withdrawn.
C. Hen. III. File 80. (11.)
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180 INQUISITIONS.
B77. Philip db Arcy alias Darci.
WHt, 28 May, 48 Hen. III.
Sir Norman, his son, aged 28 and more, is his heir, and was married many
years ago.
Lincoln. Inq. {tmdated.)
Noketun. 10 carucates and 6 bovates land held of the king in chief,
service unspecified.
Donneston. 2 carucates and 2 bovates land, 2 mills, and lib. cummin
rent, held of the king in chief, service unspecified.
Lincoln. Inq. The morrow of Holy Trinity, 48 Hen. IH.
Cuningesby manor (extent given), held of the king in chief, with all his
other manors, by service of 2 knights. The countess of Lincoln took the
manor to farm, and the term still lasts for 2 crops, but the said Philip
retained the wood in his own hand.
Lincoln. Inq. The eve of Holy Trinity, 48 Hen. IH.
Stalingburg. 24 bovates land and 211. 3«. rent, held of the king in
chief ; and the said Philip held the whole barony by service of 2J knights'
fees.
Lincoln. Inq. Thursday after St. Barnabas, 48 Hen. III.
Kalkewell town (extent given), held of the king in chief as a moiety of
a whole barony by service of two knights.
Steinton. 11| bovates land held of Sir Robert de Nevile by foreign
service ; 1^ bovate land and 2 tofts of the fee of the said Philip held by
Walter de Holegates rendering i mark yearly, of the sale of Sir Norman
Darci ; and 2 bovates land similarly held by Herbert de Steinton rendering
14:8. yearly.
C. Hen. III. FUe 80. (12.).
678. John db Stodham.
Writs, 17 Sept. 48 Hen. HI. Inq. (undated.)
Boger, his brother, aged 24 and more, is his heir.
Essex. Sutton. 119a. arable, 24«. 8^. rent of assize, &c. with the advowson of
the church.
Plumberge. 58a. meadow and wood, <&c.
All held of the king by service of 2 knights* fees and lib. pepper yearly.
Writy 26 Sept. 48 Hen. III. Inq. Monday after St. Luke.
Essex. Great Sutton. A messuage, 119a. arable, 6a. wood, 47«. 6i. rent of
assize, &c., with the advowson of the church.
Plumbere. 27a. arable, 12a. wood. Is. rent, &e.
All held of the king in chief by service of 2 knights' fees, and lib. pepper.
Plumbere. 40a. land held of the heirs of William de Soberi by service
of 10s. yearly.
Tendrig'. 80a. land, 2a. meadow, 5a. wood, 18«. 4d. rent, &c. held
of the heirs of William son of Adam de Gosefeud by service of one sore
sparrowhawk.
C. Hen. III. File 80. (18.)
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579. ROBBBT DB BlYB.
Writ, 4 July. Inq. Sunday after St. James the Apostle, 48 Hen. III.
Thomas, his son, aged 25, is his heir.
Northumberland. Matfen. 55a. arable, 6a. meadow, 5 bondmen each holding
24a. and rendering 168. yearly, 1 cottar holding 4a. and rendering 2^., a
watermill, and one free tenant holding 20a. and rendering lOs. yearly.
Louerbotel. 24a. land.
NofFerton. 80a. land, and one free tenant rendering 19(2. yearly.
Newcastle on Tyne. 4 burgages rendering 24«. yearly.
AU held of the king in chief by service of 8 marks and 9d. yearly.
Natferton, a messuage and 2a. land held of Bobert Freman by service
of Id. yearly. (See No. 608.)
C. Hen. III. FUe 30. (14.)
580. Alfred de Lincoln.
Writf 8 June. Extent, Saturday the eve of SS. Peter and Paul, 48 Hen. Ill
{defective).
Bobert son of Payn, son of Margery his eldest sister, Beatriqe de Gouiz,
his second sister, and Aubrey {Alhreda) de Lincoln, his youngest sister, all of full
age, are his heirs.
Dorset. Wynterburn and Langeton manors, with the advowson of Wynterburn
(extents given), held of the king in chief in barony by service of 2 knights ;
and 25 fees are held of those manors.
[Dorset.] Akeford and Dunedisse manors, with the advowsons of Akeford
church and Dunetisse chapel (extents given), held of the abbot of
Glastonbury by service of 5 knights. 4} and \ fees are held of these
manors.
[Dorset.] Dunetisse and Tileye. A part of the park outside the said park,
held of the abbot of Geme by service of holding his stirrup when the
abbot shall mount his horse, and giving him a place in the county (court ?)
when present.
[Wilts.] Celes manor (extent given), which was given in free marriage with
Maud, mother of the said Alfred, held of John son of John.
[Somerset.] Norton manor (extent given), which was given in free marriage
with Aubrey, grandmother of the said Alfred, held of the heirs of William
de Forz.
[Dorsbt.] Bardolveston and Pinford, 2 knights' fees held of the bishop of
Salisbury.
The wife of the said Alfred shall have the whole manors of
and Duntisse, with the advowsons, rendering to the heirs 2 marks
Memorandum of Partition.
The part of Eobert son of Payn : —
Dorset. Wynterburn St. Martin, and he shall give to Aubrey de Lincoln 22«. 8(f .
of land or rent.
Knights' fees : —
Corfton, held for 1 fee.
Boclaund, for 1 fee.
Pydele Bardolf, for 1 fee.
Tatton, for i fee.
Lim, for ^ fee.
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182 INQUISITIONS.
The part of William de Goyz : —
Wilts. Seles.
SoMBBSBT. Norton, from which he shall give to Aubrey de Lincoln 22a. 3d. of
land or rent.
Knights' fees : —
[DoBSBT.] Pydele Tunere, held for 2 fees.
The land of Talebot ?, for 1 fee.
The land of Eudo, for i (fee).
[DoBSET.] Swanewyc, for 1 fee.
The part of Aubrey : —
DoBSET. Langeton.
And she shall have 44a. 6d. of land or rent from her coparceners, and
2§ marks land or rent from Joan, late the wife of Alfred de Linc[oln].
Knights' fees : —
[DoBSBT.] Warmwell, held for 1 fee.
[DoBSET.] Muleburn, for J fee.
The land of Bivell, for i fee.
The land of Moys le Bret, for ^ (fee).
LoUebrok, for } (fee).
[DoBSBT.] Stafford, for 1 fee.
These remain to Lady Joan de Nichole in dower by lot, and she shall
answer to the king and the abbot of Glastonbury for i of the service.
Fees in chief: —
[DoBSBT.] Frome Wytefeuld, 3 knights* fees.
[DoBSET.] Watercombe, 1 fee.
[Lands of ?] John de Bakebere and Ham, ^ fee and the service of 1 virgate
land.
[DoBSET.] Waldik and Crihc, 8 parts of 1 fee.
[DoBSET.] Wolgerston, | fee.
[Lands of ?J Robert de Bokeswrthe and Roger Chanterel, i (fee).
[DoBSET.] Ringstede, 1 fee by a mesne {per intermedium).
C. Hen. III. File 30. (15.)
581. RoBEBT DE Gatton alios DE Gattune.
Writ, 14 July, 48 Hen. III. Inq. {tindated.)
Hamo, his eldest son, aged 22 and more, is his heir.
SuBBEY. Gattune, 2 knights' fees held of the king through the escheat of
the honour of Peverel, doing guard at Dover castle as much as pertains to
2 knights' fees.
Writ, 14 July, 48 Hen. HI. Inq. {undated fragment.)
Kent
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582. Thomas de Hemegbave alias de Hemmegbave.
Writ, 2 July, 48 Hen. III.
Edmund, his son, aged 10, is his heir, and is in the wardship of the wife of
Robert le Noreys at Rune well, co. Essex.
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[Suffolk.] Extent (undated).
Hemmegrave manor and advowson (extent given), held of the abbot of
St. Edmunds rendering 100^. 6(2. to the sacristan, 10«. to the pittancer, and
other services to the amount of 2$. ^d.
[Suffolk.] Extent, Tuesday after St. Peter ad vincula, 48 Hen. [IH] .
Berningham. A messuage, 108a. arable, l^a. meadow, 8|a. pasture,
Sis. 8id. rent of assize, &c. ; whereof the capital messuage and d2a. land
held of John le Sunte, J knight's fee of Balph son of Henry Delebec, who is
in the wardship of Master John de Baggewrh', and the residue of Sir
Eustace de Berningham, John de Sancto Glaro, Thomas de Stagno, John de
Stantun, Stephen Clerk, and W. Welde, &c.
Hemegrave, Tudeham, Mutford and Giselham, advowsons of the
churches.
Hemmegrave manor and advowson, held of the abbot of St. Edmunds
by socage.
Westle and Saxham, held of the said abbot and others by socage.
Berningham, held of Ealph del Bek and others by knight's service.
Thudeham, with the advowson, held of Peter de Leiham by service of
2 knights.
Muthford, with half the hundred and the advowson, held of the king by
knight's service and a farm of 4i. yearly.
[Suffolk.] Extent (undated).
Tudeham manor, with the advowson (extent given), held of Peter de
Leyham by service of 2 knights ; of which manor William de Clara holds
4:1. land in Tudeham by service of | knight and 20a. for a scutage of 40«.
and the other tenants give 82^. Id. for scutage.
C. Hen. III. File 80. (17.)
583. Isabel db Cressy alias de Cressi.
Writ, 13 Nov. 48 Hen. HI. Inq. (undated.)
She died on the day of the Apostles Simon and Jude.
Aline la Marscale alias la Mareschal, her sister, age variously stated as 60
and more, and 90 and more, is her heir.
Lincoln. Haslokebi, Milnethorpe, Greibi and Auethorp, J knight's fee held of
the king in chief.
Writ, 18 Nov. 48 Hen. HI. ' Inq. (undated.)
Norfolk. Buxtune manor (extent given), with 60a. arable in Kinestorp, and
rents of assize in Merkeshal and Castre, pertaining thereto, held of the
king in chief by a moiety of a barony.
C. Hen. III. FUe 80. (18.)
684. Balph de Trop alias de Thorp, de Throp.
Writ (missing).
Simon, his son, aged 4 at the Ascension, 48 Hen. HI, is his heir.
Northampton. Extent (undated).
Trop. Messuage and 8 virgates land, held by rendering to the prior
of Daventre 16s. 4d., and to William de Warner 2d. and 2lb. cummin.
Welton. 2i virgates land held of the fee of Ivo Karel rendering to him
20s. ; and i virgate held of Eichard de Flore for 4s.
Esseby. 21. Is. 6d. from free tenants, held by rendering to Richard de
Ruton 2 marks yearly.
No heir mentioned.
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184 INQUISITIONS.
[Northampton.] Inq. Monday the morrow of St. Matthew.
Bokeby. 2 virgates land held of Henry Grete rendering Id. yearly,
which before his death he gave by deed to Emma his daughter by charter,
who has been for a long time seifled thereof, rendering Id. yearly.
Sonene (?). 10a. land held of the same, and a mill.
Ravenesthorp. 100«., and 13«. 6d. rent, held of the king in chief, which
100«. he gave to Joan his daughter, rendering 4d. yearly, and the 18s. 6d. to
the said Emma, of which they had seisin long before his death.
No heir mentioned.
Northampton. Inq. Thursday before St. Michael, 48 Hen. HI.
Horepol. 2^ virgates land in demesne, with a messuage, 9} virgates in
villenage, a windmill, and rents from divers tenants (names given), held of
the king in chief for i knight's fee.
Writ (de melius inquirendo), 80 Sept. 48 Hen. III.
[Northampton.] Extent (unduted).
Horepol manor and advowson (extent given) held of the king in chief
by service of J knight's fee ; and 2 virgates land held in exchange for a
certain land of Bavenestorp.
[Northampton.] Extent {undated).
Bavenestorp and Cotes. 8«. 4d. (rent) pertaining to HorpoU manor, held
of the king in chief.
Buckeby. 10a. land and a windmill held of Henry Grete rendering Id.
yearly ; and a place of meadow held of Sir Eustace de Watford, service
unspecified.
[Northampton.] Extent (undated).
Trop. 3 virgates land in demesne, a windmill, 6s. rent of assize,
2 dovecots, and pasture in Welleton and Trop, rendering 17«. 9d. yearly
to the prior of Daventre, and 6s. to one Simon Abbe (?).
Welleton. Garden, 1^ virgate land and 68s. 8d. rent of assize, held of
Bichard de Baundes, rendering 20s.
Esseby. 70s. 9d. rent of assize, held of John de Buton, rendering
17s. 9d. yearly.
C. Hen. III. File 30. (19.)
585. William le Blund.
Writ, 3 June, 48 Hen. III.
William de Kyrketot (alias de Cricketot), son of William and Agnes de
Kyrketot, his elder sister, aged 26, and Bobert de Waleynis alias de Valeyns,
son of Bobert and lady Boys' de Waleyns, another sister, aged 17, are his
heirs.
Essex. Inq. (undated.)
Wrabenase manor. 305a. arable, wood, marsh, meadow and pasture,
41. rent of assize, a watermill, &c., held in parts of Edmund son of Thomas,
Sir Bichard de Wikes, John de Bameseye and Simon Parlebien, in socage,
and he paid 10 marks yearly to the abbot of St. Edmunds as attorney of the
said Edmund and Bichard.
Writ, 3 June, 48 Hen. III.
Norfolk. Inq. (undated.)
Cleye. 204a. (land), pasture, 64s. id. rent of assize, rents of lambs,
geese, fowls, heather, eggs, apples, &c. and of 2 mills, held of Sir William de
Montek' by J knight's fee, excepting 8d.
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[Suffolk.] (Extent) . . (of the Nativity), of St. John the Baptist,
48 Hen. III. (defective.)
Asfeld manor (extent given).
Ixeworth manor (extent given).
Walsam manor (extent given).
All held of the king in chief by service of 5^ knights.
AU the churches of the barony have been given to the priory of Ixewrth to
its own uses.
The land of Lenehey (?) is held of the Earl of Oxford by free marriage.
The lady ought to be dowered of ^ of the above.
C. Hen. III. File 30. (20.)
586. Hugh db Vbr, Eahl of Oxfobd.
Writ (missing).
Robert, his son^ age variously stated as 22 and more, 28, and 23J, is his
heir.
Middlesex. Extent made after Christmas, 48 Hen. III.
Kensenton manor (extent given), held of the king in chief, and it
pertains to the barony of being chamberlain. The villeins can be taxed at
the will of the lord. The abbot of Abindon, has the church to his own
uses.
Buckingham. Extent made after Christmas, 48 Hen. III.
Medmeham manor (extent given), held of the king in chief of the
honour of Bolebek, service unspecified. The villeins can be taxed at the
will of the lord. The abbot of Medmeham has the church to his own uses.
Buckingham. Extent made after Christmas, 48 Hen. III.
Cestresham manor (extent given), held of the king in chief of the said
honour, service unspecified. The villeins can be taxed at the will of the
lord. The abbots of Leicester and Wobbur' have the church to their own
uses.
[Kent?] Extent (undated.)
Flete manor (extent given), held of the heir of Folkestan, and by him
of the archbishop of Canterbury, service unspecified.
Oxford. Extent made after Christmas, 48 Hen. UI.
Crowemers manor (extent given), held of the honour of Gyflfard
pertaining to Whychirch, and it pertains to the Marshalsea. The nuns of
Garing have the church to their own uses.
Cambridge. Extent made after Christmas, 48 Hen. III.
Caump manor and advowson (extent given), including 88a. newly
acquired in Frakenho, 98. 9d. rent of the fee of Sir Richard de Munfichet,
from which he renders Ss. 2Jd. to Henry de Henechach and Walter son of
Samson, 52$. 5fd. yearly rent, newly acquired, whereof part is of the honour
of Eichemund, and 23«. newly acquired in Hemsted of the fee of Clare.
The manor is held of the king in chief pertaining to his barony for which he
is the king's chamberlain. The villeins can be taxed at the will of the lord.
Cambridge. Extent made after Christmas, 48 Hen. III.
Abiton manor and advowson (extent given), held of the king in chief
together with the manor of Caump and other lands pertaining to his barony
of being the king's chamberlain.
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186 INQUISITIONS.
Suffolk. Extent made after Christinas, 48 Hen. III.
Gokefeud manor (extent given) of the fee of the abbot of St. Edmund's,
tenure unspecified. The villeins can be taxed at the will of the lord.
Suffolk. Extent made after Christmas, 48 -Hen. III.
Preston manor (extent given), newly purchased and of the fee of the
said abbot, tenure unspecified. The villeins can be taxed at the will of the
lord.
Essex. Extent made after Christmas, 48 Hen. III.
Hengham Castr' manor (extent given), with 12«. rent of the borough,
the advowson of the priory, which has the church to its own uses, and a
hamlet called Tillebyri with the advowson (extent given), held of the king in
chief by being his chamberlain.
Essex. Extent made after Christmas, 48 Hen. III.
Bamese manor (extent given) of the fee of Walter, son of Robert, for
which he paid 10«. for the guard of Baynard for 24 weeks.
Essex. Extent made after Christmas, 48 Hen. III.
Kaneveles (?) manor (extent given), held of the king in chief, pertaining
to his barony of being the king's chamberlain. The villeins can be taxed at
the will of the lord. The prior of Hethfeld has the church to his own uses.
Essex. Extent made after Christmas, 48 &en. lU.
Bumsted manor (extent given), held of the king in chief, service un-
specified. The villeins can be taxed at the will of the lord. The prior of
Hatfeld has the church to his own uses.
Stepelbumsted. , 100a. arable, 4a. meadow, pasture, 5a. wood, 21«. 6J.
rent, &c. newly acquired, held of the honour of Boulogne of Robert de
Merk for J knight's fee. The lady of the place has J in dower, and the earl
ought to maintain the heir as one of his household {de libera familia siut) to
the age of 20 years, or to render 40«. yearly for 15 years, and give him
4 marks yearly for the remaining 5 years, and lOOs. when he shall come
to full age, if he shall wish to retain the land.
Essex. Extent made after Christmas, 48 Hen. III.
Benetly manor and advowson (extent given) ; the manor pertains to the
barony, as Culn' and Hengham do, of being the king's chamberlain.
Essex. Extent made after Christmas, 48 Hen. III.
Coin manor (extent given) held of the king in chief, as other manors
are, in barony by being the king's chamberlain. The prior of Coin has the
church to his own uses.
Essex. Extent made after Christmas, 48 Hen. III.
Gelham manor (extent given) held of the king in chief rendering
yearly at the exchequer 101. fee farm; and besides he paid 6 soams
of wheat and 6 of barley worth 48«. in ordinary years, to Otto son of William,
for life, for 80a. arable newly acquired. The villeins can be taxed at the
will of the lord.
Essex. Extent made 48 Hen. III.
Duddinghurst manor and advowson (extent given), tenure unspecified.
Tallage at the lord's will from the customers.
Essex. Extent made 48 Hen. III.
Dunham manor and advowson (extent given), tenure unspecified.
The customers ought to be taxed at the will of the lord.
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Essex. Extent made after Christinas, 48 Hen. III.
Messing manor (extent given), of the fee of Roger de Messing, and the
earl had it in exchange for the land of BeauQhamp, which he held of the king
in chief. There are 8 customers who can be taxed at the will of the lord.
Buckingham. Extent made after Christmas, 48 Hen. III.
Whytchurche manor and advowson (extent given), with 40s. rent of the
borough, held of the honour of Gyffard, pertaining to the Marshalsea, and
it is the head of 18 fees which the earl held of the heirs of the Marshal.
The villeins can be taxed at the will of the lord.
C. Hen. III. File 81. (1.)
587. ROGBB DE QUBNCT, EaRL OF WINCHESTER.
Writ (missing).
He died on the day of St. Mark the Evangelist. Henry de Lascy, aged 14
on the day of the Epiphany next, is his heir.
York. Extent, Tuesday the morrow of the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin
48 Hen. III.
Elmesale alicu Elmesse manor (extent given), tenure unspecified. The
reeve of the manor has received the rents and perquisites since the earl's death.
Bedford. Extent, Saturday before the Exaltation of the Holy Cross, 48 Hen. III.
Styventon alias Steven ton • manor (extent given), tenure unspecified.
The reeves. have received the rents and perquisites since the earl's death.
Joan, wife of Sir Humphrey de Boum the younger, of full age, and Hawis,
within age, daughters of the late Robert de Quency, are the next heirs.
Bedford. Inq. Tuesday before St. Denis, 48 Hen. lU.
Robert de Quency a little before his death granted the manor of
Styventon by charter to the said Earl Roger and the heirs male of his body,
with condition that if he should die without such heirs the manor should
revert to the said Robert .or his heirs. The heirs of the said Robert are his
daughters, the abovesaid Joan aged 19, and Hawis aged 14. From the
earl's death the manor was in the hands of Margaret de Lascy countess of
Lincoln, and Sir Humphrey de Bonn the younger, until it was taken into
the king's hands on Saturday after the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin, by
the king's last command.
Northampton. Inq. Wednesday before the Exaltation of the Holy Cross,
48 Hen. III.
Wadenho manor and advowson (extent given), tenure unspecified. The
reeve has received the rents and perquisites of the manor from the day of
St. Mark the Evangelist in Easter week.
Nottingham. Extent, Sunday after the Decollation of St. John the Baptist
48 Hen. lU.
Eneshall manor (extent given with names of tenants), with the
wapentakes of Alcherton, Plumtre and Risley, 2 bovates land held of Enes-
hall church, land in the field of Kirneshall, and an assart called Griffes,
tenure unspecified. The reeve has received the rents and perquisites from
the death of the earl, viz. the day of St. Mark in Easter week.
Endorsed : — Knights' fees : — Thomas son of WilUam holds 8 fees of the earldom ?
(de cow') of Nottingham, viz. : — 5 fees Nottingham and 8 beyond
Done ? viz. : — in Bathele, Musham, Kereseford ? Weston, Norhampton,
.... eby, Cotum, Marnham, Reseleye, Lyntepol, Hartworht, and Plumptre.
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188 INQUISITIONS.
Wnt, 7 Oct. 48 Hen. III. Inq. The day of St. Edward the Confessor, 49 Hen. III.
[York.] Elmesale manor (extent given) ; there are no knights' fees or
advowsons ; the earl held the manor for life in exchange for the manors of
Kypes and Scales, and Alice de Lascy received the Whitsuntide rent, viz. —
82«., and the manor is in the custody of the reeve until the king shall
otherwise command. {See Nos. 782 and 776.)
C.Hen.IILFUeQl. (2.)
588. BoGEB DE Tony alias db Thont.
Writ of extent to James Freysel, 18 June, 48 Hen. IH.
Wales. Extent, St. Vincent's day, 49 Hen. III.
Painscastle {Castrum MatUdis), with the honour (extent given), held of
the king of England in chief by knight's service. And whereas 62 kn^hts'
fees in England and Wales are held of the honour of Colwent pertaining
to the said castle, as is said, the jury say that they know that many fees
were held of the said Soger, but who held them they know not.
Devon. Extent, Thursday the eve of St. Peter ad Vincula, 48 Hen. HI.
Sutauton manor and advowson (extent given with names of tenants)
held of the king in chief, service unknown ; including 60^. rent from
William le Pruz who owes relief when it happens, 122. 5s. &d. land held by
Richard de Poltimor by service of -^ knight's fee, owing relief and wardship,
100«. land held by Henry de Horton by similar service, 101. 13*. land held
by William de Moun in free marriage with Juliana de Vernun, rents at Sele,
\ of the issues of the market of Nortauton, and perquisities, &c. in the
township of Sele.
Norfolk. Extent, Monday before St. Margaret, 48 Hen. III.
Neketon manor (full extent given with names of fields and tenants),
held of the king in chief by knight's service.
Neketon, Little Franesham and Little Kersingham, the patronage of
the churches.
Westacre, the patronage of the priory.
Godewik. 1 carucate land held by the prior of Westacre, rendering
15«. yearly to the lord of Neketon, and suit of court, and 2#. yearly
rent of the stewardship {annui redditus de seneseaucia).
Sperham. 1 carucate land with the rent and services of 80 villeins.
Bodeneye. The rent and services of 10 villeins.
Shengham. Of 2 villeins.
Dunham. Of 4 villeins.
Gutland. Of 6 villeins.
Hale. Of 2 villeins.
Franesham. Of 14 villeins.
All held by Roger de Cliflford of the lord of Neketon, by service of -^ knight's
fee.
Great Kersingham. 28. rent for stewardship due by John le Breton for
the tenement of La Strehalle.
Little Kersingham township. 14Z. were received by John Hake for life
of the gift of the said Roger, by the hands of Master Philip the vicax, who
held the manor to farm of the said Roger until after the feast of St. Michael,
47 Hen. HI, when the said Roger resumed the said 141. rent with the manor
into his own hands.
Wrotham. Divers rents, with names of tenants owing suit at the court
of Neketon.
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North Wrotham, held by the prior of Sutthone of the lord of Neketon,
owing suit at the court of Neketon.
The warren of Wrotham is in the hands of the Urd of Neketon.
[Essex.] Extent^ Sunday the morrow of St. Luke the Evangelist, 48 Hen. III.
Wolcomestowe manox (full extent given with names of tenants, one of
whom holds land by 1 falcon's hood, and another by 8 playing dice yearly)
held of the king in chief, service unknown. The prior and convent of Holy
Trinity, London, hold the church to their own uses.
Hbktpord. Extent, Mary Magdalen, 48 Hen. III.
(defective).
Flemstede manor with the patronage of the church and of the priory of
St. Giles (full extent given with names of tenants), held of the king in chief
by socage.
C. Hen. III. File 31. (3.)
589. Gboffret de Bubdelbys.
Writ, 7 May, 48 Hen. III. Inq. (undated).
John his son, aged 24 and more, is his heir.
Norfolk. (Unspecified.) 120a. land in demesne, 40«. 6d, rent of assize, l^a.
wood, 5a. meadow, and divers works and services, held by serjeanty of
being Larderer.
C. Hen. III. File 81. (4.)
590. Baldwin db Boullebs.
Writ, 15 Nov. Inq. Friday the feast of St. Clement, 48 Hen. III.
WhjTS. Poulton manor was never the king's ancient demesne, but was his
escheat because the said Baldwin, who held it of the king in chief, died
having no heir or next of kin who ought to have it.
C. Hen. III. File 31. (5.)
591. BiGHABD Luvbl dlia9 LowBL, Lovel. •
Writ, 8 Oct. Inq. Saturday the day of St. Luke the Evangelist, 48 Hen. III.
Hugh Lowel, his brother, is his heir, and of full age.
Somerset. Kari Lowel barony, tenure unspecified, whereof Lady Eva Lovel is
dowered of ^ part and more.
C. Hen. III. File 81. (6.)
592. Nicholas db Bonevill.
Mandate from the king's escheator to the escheator of co. Somerset, reciting
lorit {undated). Inq. Wednesday before St. Ambrose, 48 Hen. III.
William de Bonevil, knt. is his heir, and of full age.
SoMERSBT. Sock mauor, lands, &c., to the value of 102. yearly held of the king
in chief by service of \ fee, and the residue of the manor held of Bobert de
Bello Gampo by service of 2 fees of Mortain.
C. Hen. III. File 31. (7.)
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593. John de Grioll.
Writ (missing). Inq. Friday after the Purification, 48 Hen. HI.
Bertram, his son, aged 27, is his heir.
Kent. Seten manor (extent given) held of the king in chief by service of
finding one leash of greyhounds at the king's * summons once a year as long
as a pair of fewterer's shoes shall last.
Nitherhardres manor (extent given) held of Sir Roger de Leyboume in
chief by service of one sparrowhawk {nisi) yearly or 2«.
Esmeresfeud manor (extent given) held of the heirs of John son of
Bernard, by service of J knight's fee.
Everland manor (extent given) held of the archbishop of Canterbury in
chief by service of ^ knight's fee.
Boyton manor (extent given) held of the archbishop in chief, service
unspecified.
Waterchine manor (extent given) held of the archbishop in chief,
service unspecified.
Welles manor (eitent given) held, of the inheritance of his wife, of the
king in chief of the honour of Perches, service unspecified.
Neweham manor (extent given) held of Robert Biset in chief, viz. — a
free tenement, by service of \ knight's fee, rendering yearly 9«. lid. ; and
the residue of the manor held in socage of the priory of Rochester in chief,
rendering 12s. 6d. yearly.
FFeyenestede parish. 2 marks rent held of Sir F. Peyforer.
C. Hen. III. File 81. (8.)
594. Agatha, late the wife of Hugh le Waleys.
Writ, 22 Jan., 49 Hen. III. Inq. (undated).
John le Wales her son, aged 80 and more, is her heir.
[Sussex.] Mydloventon. 4 virgates land held of the king in chief by service of
1 mark yearly.
C. Hen. III. File 81. (9.)
595. Robert de Borham.
Writ, 19 Sept. 49 Hen. III. Inq. The eve of St. Martin, 50 Hen. III.
Philip, his son, aged 28, is his heir.
[Essex.] Borham and Little Badewe manors, held of the king in chief by
service of 1 knight's fee.
C. Hen. III. FiU 81. (10.)
596. William de Gaugt.
Writ, 26 Sept. Inq. Thursday after St. Francis, 49 Hen. lU.
Richard Laundry, his sister's son, aged 40 and more, is his heir,
[Leicester.] Garthorp manor, held of the king in chief by service of 1 knight's
fee.
[Leicester.] Wymundeham. 80a. land held of divers men by divers servicee
unspecified.
Leicester. Inq. {undated). Same as the above.
C. Hen. III. File 81. (11.)
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597. Joan Bbuer alias Brutbb.
Mandate &c. reciting writ, dated 16 Jan. Inq, Sunday after the Purification,
49 Hen. HI.
[SoMEBSET.] What the Lady Joan Bruyre held in fee she gave away before her
death, but she held Odecumbe, Yle and Mulverton in dower. The jury know
of no other true heirs of the manors of Odecumbe and Yle unless the Bretts
(Brettos) who had been lords of Hececumbe, which manors were alienated from
the just heirs through the power of Sir William Bruyre the elder.
C. Hen. III. FUe SI. (12.)
598. Ltanus db Maunouebs alias de Haunters.
Writ, 12 Sept. 49 Hen. IH. Inq. (undated.)
Joan de Maunouers, his sister, aged 28, is his heir.
[Nottingham.] Holm town or manor with the advowson (extent given) held of
the king in chief by service of 1 knight's fee.
C. Hen. III. File SI. (13.)
599. Thomas db Nest alias Danest.
Mandate &c. reciting writ, dated 8 Jan. 49 Hen. III. Inq. (undated.)
Bartholomew, his son, aged 15, is his heir. .
Wilts ; Wbstburt Hundred. Dultun. 1 virgate land held of Richard Danesy
for 2s. and lib. pepper, and 2s. 8d. for the king's serjeanty ; and 1 virgate
land and 6a. held of the prior of Stiventin for 9«. id.
C. Hen. III. FiU 81. (14.)
600. Adam de Gerstan.
Writ, to the sheriff of Lancaster, 29 April, 49 Hen. III. Inq. (undated).
John his son, is his heir and of full age.
Lancaster. Gerstan. 4 carucates land and a mill held of Robert de Ferr' earl of
Derby in chief by service of 20«. yearly, and suit at Lancaster county
(court) and Westderby wapentake.
C. Hen. III. FiU 31. (15.)
601. RaiiPH Musard.
Writ, 4 Dec. Inq. Tuesday after Christmas, 49 Hen. III.
He died the eve of the Apostles Simon and Jude last. Ralph his son,
aged 80 and more, is his heir.
Dbrbt. Staveley manor, held of the king in chief by service of 2 knights' fees,
Wodesthorp. 1 carucate land held of Roger de Abbetot for 4td. yearly.
Hinckreshill and Willamthorp, held of the heirs of John de Deyncurt
for \ knight's fee.
Wytewell. 1 bovate land held of the heirs of Matthew de Hathersegge
for 1 lb. pepper.
Writ, 4 Dec. 49 Hen. HI.
Gloucester. Inq. and extent (undated).
Senesbyri and La Musardyr manors, held of the king in chief of the
barony of Stavelegh.
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Berks. Inq. Sunday before Epiphany, 49 Hen. III.
He held no lands in the county, having 2J years before his death given
what he had there, viz. — 1 knight's fee, to his eldest son Balph, to hold of the
king in chief.
C. Hen. III. File 31. (16.)
602. Simon son of Michael db Bolton alias db Boulton.
Wntf 22 Jan. Inq. Saturday after the Purification, 49 Hen. III.
William, his son, aged 80 and more, is his heir.
[Lancaster.] Bolton. 2 bovates land and i of a mill held of the king in chief,
by paying 5s. lOd. yearly for the land and 40d. for the mill.
C, Hen. III. File 31. (17.)
603. Richard de Harden.
Writ {missing). Inq. Tuesday after St. Clement, 49 Hen. HI.
His heir, named John, was 9 years of age on St. Margaret's day,
48 Hen. III.
[Wilts.] Harden. 2Ja. land and a bailiwick of the forest, held of the
king by rendering 8a. yearly ; and the court and 1 carucate land held of
Sir Robert Punchardon by service of 40 days with the king's army in Wales,
with one man and a horse, price \ mark, with a saddle, price 2«., and a sack
for armour (ad hernesiuin), price 12d.
Wilton ? A parcel (of land) held of Roger Loff, rendering IQd. ; and a
croft of William Pesemere, rendering 2s.
C. Hen. III. File 81. (18.)
604. Andrew Lutbrbl.
Writ, 7 March, 49 Hen. III.
Geoffrey, his son, aged 80 and more, is his heir.
[Lincoln.] Inq. {undated.)
Irnam manor, held of the king in chief by service of 1 knight.
[Lincoln.] Inq. Tuesday in Easter week, 49 Hen. IH.
Irneham manor, held of the king in chief by barony.
{No. 611 should be united to No. 604.)
C. Hen. III. File 81. (19.)
605. John de Boxstedb.
Writy 14 Sept. 49 Hen. III. Inq, {missing.)
Writ ofplenius certiorari, 24 Sept. Inq. Sunday before St. Michael, 49 Hen. IH.
He died in the King's fealty {adjidem) on Monday the eve of the Nativity of
the Blessed Mary last. Ralph, his son, aged 27, is his heir.
Essex. Boxstede. 120a. arable, 7a. meadow, 20a. pasture, 5a. wood, 6 marks
rent of assize, 204 works, &c. held of the king in chief by 1 knight's fee.
Alfemeston. 80a. arable and 2a. meadow, held of the fee of Benedict
the canon, by service of 4Jd. to the said Benedict.
C. Hen. III. File 31. (20.)
606. Walter de Muscegros alicu de Muchegros, db Mucegros.
Wnt, 2 Dec. 49 Hen. III.
Gloucester. Inq. The eve of the Purification, 49 Hen. HI.
Blechesdon manor, held of the earl of Hereford by service of ^ knight's
fee. Walter de Blakeneye and John de Dudmerton are the next heirs of
this manor, and of full age.
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Bulleye manor, held of Walter de Eylesford by knight's service.
Lessendon manor, held of the archbishop of York by service of
J knight.
Walter de Muchegros, grandfather of the deceased Walter, had nine daughters,
viz. — Petronilla, from whom was born Walter de Huntele, knight ; Margery
Mabaunck {alias Maubanc), who is dead, and had three daughters, Lucy, Alice and
Jueta (alias Jota) ; and Juliana, Agnes, Alice, Joan, Maud, Elizabeth and Amabel
{aiias Mabel), who are the next heirs of the manors of Lessendon and Bulleye,
and of full age.
Hbrbfobd. Inq. Thursday after the Purification, 49 Hen. HI.
Ryttyr manor, held of the king in chief by service of finding 3 footmen
in the king's army for 15 days at his own cost.
Moniton and Wynfreton manors, held of Roger de Tony by service of
one knight's fee.
Bodeham. A mill held of the honour of Brecknock (Brekenon) and
another of William de Furches, services unspecified.
The heirs are the same as for Lessendon and Bulleye manors. The king
has no seisin thBre because John Lestrange (Extraneus) the younger holds the
lands by force, nor permits anyone to have seisin in the king's name.
Writ ofplenius certiorari, 9 May. Inq. The eve of the Ascension, 49 Hen. IIL
Hereford. To the same effect as the above, with the addition of 2 marks rent of
assize with the said mills.
C. Hen. III. File 32. (1.)
607. Roger Bertram of Bothal.
Writ to John de Plesetis and Henry de la Val, "3 Feb. Inq. Monday after
St. Valentine, 49 Hen. HI.
Robert Bertram, aged 21 on the eve of Christmas, 1264, is his heir.
Northumberland. Bothale and Wethewrth. 6 carucates, each containing
105a. land.
Heburn. 2^ carucates in demesne, and 5 marks from 10 bondages.
Langhirst. } carucate in demesne, and 11 marks from 11 bondages.
Hengandelyes. 40a. land.
72s. lOd. rent from free tenants in the county.
Pegeswrth. 101. from 15 bondages.
16s. from meadows through the whole barony of Bothale, and 5/. from
mills.
All held of the king in chief by service of 3 knights.
Lady Laderana^ relict of the said Roger and mother of the said Robert, has
been dowered of all the above by the king's special mandate. {See No. 520.)
C. Hen. IIL File S2. (2.)
608. Thomas de Pontope alias de Punthope.
Writy 21 Sept. 49 Hen. IH. Inq. (undated and defective.)
Constance, aged 2, and Isabel, aged 1, his daughters, are his heirs and are
in the hand of the bishop of Durham.
Northumberland. Matfen. 80a. arable, 5a. meadow, 128Ja. let to bondmen
and cottars for 119s. 8d. yearly, a brewhouse, and a free tenant rendering
yearly 2«.
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194 INQUISITIONS.
Natferton. 54a. arable, 24a. demised to a bondman for 16*. yearly,
2a. meadow, and a man rendering Sd. yearly in avowry.
Louerbotil. SSla. land demised to 16 bondnjmi and 4 cottars for
9Z. Is. 3rf. yearly, other cottars rendering 13«. 8d. yecffly for tofts and crofts,
a mill, and 3a. meadow.
Newcastle. 258. rent.
All held of the king in chief, rendering lOL yearly.
Writ, 9 May. Extent, Tuesday after St. Dunstan, 50 Hen. III.
Constance, aged 8, and Isabel, aged 2, his daughters, are his heirs.
NoRTHUMBEBLAKD. Louorebotlo, Matfeu, and Nafiferton held of the king in
chief by 101. rent paid by the town of Louerbotle for itself and the other
towns.
Matfen. 51a. and 2 parts of ^a. land, 3a. and 2 parts of ^a. meadow,
3 bondmen each rendering 20a. 6d., 28. from Ban[dolphJ de Matfen, and Sd.
from a brewhouse.
Nafferton. 54a. land, 2a. meadow, and 2 bovates land held by a bond-
man who renders 16«. yearly, and Sd. from Robert Freman *pro
recognicione.'
Newcastle. 16s. 8d. rent. {See No. 579.)
C. Hen. III. FUe 82. (3.)
609. John de Essblinqton alias de Estlington alias de Eslinoton.
Wnt, 8 Dec. Inq. Friday after St. Hilary, 49 Hen. III.
John, son of Alan de Esselington his son, age variously stated as 16 at the
feast of the Invention of the Holy Cross, 48 Hen. III., and 18 at the feast of
St. James the Apostle, 50 Hen. III., is his heir, and was married during the
life of his grandfather (to a daughter of Eobert le Gonestable). {See Bot. Fin.
49 Hen. IH. m. 4.)
Northumberland. Esselington manor (extent given), held of the king in chief
by service of 6 marks yearly, and all the husbandmen shall carry yearly to
the king's castle of Hamburgh 15 trunks (of trees) {truncos), and suit is
due at Northumberland county (court).
Fraraelington manor (extent given with names of tenants), held of
Sir Roger Bertram by service of J knight's fee, rendering 40d. yearly, and
there is due for enclosing the park of Mitford to the value of 2s. yearly, and
1 mark from the mill to the prior, &c. of Brinkebum of old feefiinent.
The wife of the said John is not yet dowered out of the above.
Writ, 25 Feb. 49 Hen. III. Extent, Sunday after Trinity, 50 Hen. III.
Eslinton town (extent given), held of the king in chief by rendering 4Z.
at the exchequer of Newcastle upon Tyne {super Thinam), and carrying
* truncagium ' to Banburk castle, viz. — 15 cartloads.
Framelington (extent given), held of Sir Roger -Bertram by service of
\ knight's fee.
C. Hen. in. FUe 82. (4.)
610. John db Glbntbdon alias db Glentindon.
Writ {missing). Extent made on the same day and on the same membrane as the
above, viz.— Sunday after Trinity, 50 Hen. III.
Robert, his son, aged 21 at the feast of St, Luke the Evangelist, 50 Hen. HI.,
is his heir.
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[Northumberland.] Witingeham, Throwinton, and Barthon. The said John's
part (extent given), and he and Thomas de Kyal his co-parcener held of
the king in chief for one sore sparrowhawk yearly.
Glentedon. A moiety (extent given), held by rendering 20«. yearly to
Thomas de Byel and Robert Batail.
C. Hen. III. File 32. (4.)
611. Andrew Loterbl.
Writ (missing). Inq. Wednesday after the close of Easter, 49 Hen. III.
Geoffrey, his son, is his heir, and of full age.
[Nottingham.] Gameliston manor with Brigeford, Basingefeld, Keworth, and
Normanton, and the advowson of Brigeford church, held of Gerard de Rodes
by service of J knight's fee.
Gameliston and Basingfeld. 6} virgates land held of the fee of
Maunoers by service of A^ knight's fee ; and two virgates and 1 toft held of
Robert de Thorlaston by rendering 2s. yearly.
(No. 611 should be united to No. 604.)
C. Hen. III. File 32. (5.)
612. John son of John.
Writ (missing). Extent. Wednesday before St. Denis, 49 Hen. III.
Wilts. Cyriel manor (full extent given" with names of tenants), including 20a.
meadow in the park of Aubred, 8a. at Phippesdene, and 8a. and Ir. at
Thasewarde ; 20a. pasture at La Gore, and 200a. on the whole hill called
Oldebyry, Cumbes, Herlesdune, and Heydune ; 51a. and Ir. land in
demesne in Euwich ; and 40a. and Ir. wood in the forest of Chippenham.
C. Hen. ni. File 32. (6.)
613. John de Leb.
Writ to the escheator in co. Lancaster, 28 Aug. 49 Hen. HI. Inq. (missing.)
C. Hen. III. File 32. (7.)
614. Beginald lb Fobrestbb.
Writ, 1 Oct. Inq. Sunday after St. Michael, 49 Hen. IH.
Jordan, his son, aged 40 and more, is his heir.
[Bbbes.] Gokeham. 1 hide land held of the king in chief by service of 5s.
Wyndesor forest. A bailiwick held of the king in chief, rendering
10s. yearly.
Waltham. ^ hide land held of the abbot of Certese, rendering 8a. yearly ;
and J knightVfee held of William de Wyndes' by service of J knight's fee.
Hurlee. 1 hide land held of the prior of Hurlee, rendering 8s. yearly.
[OxFOBD.] Lynham. ^ knight's fee held of John de Bipariis by service of
i knight's fee. (See No. 548.)
C. Hen. III. File 82. (8.)
615. John de Btaynhol alias de Stetnhole.
Writ to Eobert de Lathum and Bichard le Butyller, 13 Feb. Writ to the sheriff
of Lancaster, 14 Feb. Inq. Saturday after St. Cuthbert, 49 Hen. III.
Boger, his son, is his heir, and of full age.
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Lancaster. Steynhole. 8 bovates land held of the king m chief by service
of drengage, rendering to the king Ss., foreign service, and one snitor at
the county (court) and wapentake.
C. Hen. III. FiU S2. (9.)
616. Cecily db Hoton.
Writ {undated fragment). Inq. Wednesday after St. Mary Magdalen, 50 Hen. III.
Berte, her daughter, aged 28, is her heir, and is married and has children
ijmeros).
[Cumberland.] Hoton in the Forest. 27a. land held of the king in chief,
rendering 4«. lid. yearly.
C. Hen. HI. File 32. (10.)
617. Godfrey le Marbbler alias le Marberer.
Writ to the sherijBf of Surrey, 11 Feb. 50 Hen. III. Inq. {undated.)
Surrey. Suwerk. The houses of the said Godfrey deceased were not the king's
escheat through his death, because Maud the wife of William Bateman is his
heir, as daughter and heir of Hugh the Mason {Cementarii) his brother, who
died before him.
C. Hen. III. FiU 82. (11.)
618. William le Cressoner alias de la Cressener.
Writ, 2 July. Inq. Wednesday after St. Mary Magdalen, 50 Hen. III.
Alice, Christiana, and Agnes, his sisters, are his heirs, and of full age, for
they were married long ago and all have several heirs.
Cumberland. Hoton. i carucate land held of the king in chief, rendering 58.
yearly ; whereof Emma late his wife holds i in dower.
C. Hen. III. File 32. (12.)
619. Hugh Gothemund alias Gutmund of Norton.
Writ, 2 May, 50 Hen. III. Inq. {undated.)
Bandolph, his son, aged 8, is his heir.
[Worcester.] Norton. 2 virgates land held of the abbot of Evesham, by
doing suit at his court, 2 suits yearly at his two great hundred (courts), and
1 suit at Worcester county (court) monthly. His wife seeks her dower.
"^ C. Hen. III. File 82. (13.)
620. Muriel de Glisseby.
Writ {missing). Inq. The eve of the Apostles Simon and Jude, 50 Hen. III.
John, her son, aged 22 and more, is her heir, and was in the king's wardship
for 9 years and more.
[Lincoln.] Clisseby . 1 bovate and i of J bov%te land, and 8s. 2jrf. rent of assize
held of the king, as one of the 8 sisters and heirs of Peter son of Nicholas
de Clisseby, who held of the king in chief 4 bovates land and 248. 8|ei. rent
of assize by serjeanty of keeping one of the king's falcons.
C. Hen. III. File S2. (14.)
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621. Master John Maunsbll.
Writ to the wardens (cvstodibus) of the city (of London), 12 April. Inq. Friday
after Hock Day, 60 Hen. III.
London. Certain houses held in chief of the heir of Robert, son of Walter, by
service of 9d. They were taken into the king's hands because William de
Heywode, the king's enemy, last held them, and are now held by Master
William de Fescaump of the king's gift. Who is the heir of the said John
the jury know not, nor whether he bequeathed the houses to Amabel de
Rypun his kinswoman or not, but he could freely bequeath them according
to the laws and customs of the city.
C. Hen. III. File 82. (16.)
622. BOBEBT DE LA GUTUBB.
WrU, 28 June, 50 Hen. III. Inq. Sunday after SS. Peter and Paul.
Henry, his son, aged 28, is his heir.
SoMBBSET. Orchardleye, J knight's fee held of the king in chief by service of
i knight's fee.
C. Hen. III. File 82. (16.)
623. Henby db Blendek alias Blenddbge.
Writ, 29 Dec. 60 Hen. III. Inq. {undated.)
John, his* son, aged 24 and more, is his heir.
[Essex.] Merese. 100a. land, 8a. meadow, marsh for 120 sheep, and 98. bd.
rent of assize.
Bedeswell. 100a. arable, 8a. meadow, and 188. rent of assize.
All held of the king in chief of the honour of Boulogne by 1 knight's fee,
and doing one suit at the court of Boulogne {Boloye).
The land of Bedeswell was let to farm until the end of 6 years.
C. Hen. III. File 82. (17.)
624. Juliana db Gtmingham.
Writy 12 April, 50 Hen. III. Extent (undated).
Eeyner de Gymingham, her son, aged 50 and more, is her heir.
[NoBFOLK.] Burham manor (extent given), with the advowsons of a moiety of
the churches of All Saints Ulp, and St. Margaret Burham, held of the king
in chief by service of 1 knight's fee.
C. Hen. III. File 82. (18.)
625. Emma Atthebe, of Stanford.
Writ (missing). Inq. The eve of SS. Simon and Jude, 50 Hen. III.
Henry Atthere, her son, is her heir, and of full age and more, and was
married before his mother's death.
Hbbefobd. [Stanford ?] J virgate lana, excepting 6Ja., held of the king in chief;
and she ought to. conduct the king's treasure from Hereford to London, with
others who owe the like service, at the king's costs ; to summon the bishop
of Hereford at Bromyard by the king's command when necessary ; and to
attend the county (court) of Hereford every other year.
C. Hen. III. File 82. (19.)
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626. BoBBRT DB Badbwell alias de Badbuell.
Writ to the sherijBf of Bedford, 2 July. Inq, The day of the Translation of
St. Benedict the Abbot, 60 Hen. III.
Bedford. Badeuell. 10 virgates arable, 17a. meadow, 2S«. 6^. rent from
free tenants, 28. from fishery, 2«. 6d. from cottars, J mark from pasture, 10s,
from courts, and 24<. villenage rents, held of Balph Pyrot, service unspecified.
C. Hen. III. File 32. (20.)
627. BoBEBT DE Mebiton.
Writ, 12 June. Inq. Saturday after St. John the Baptist, 50 Hen. III.
Bobert Dykerel, his son, aged 23 and more, is his heir.
[Oxford.] Meriton. A messuage and 2 virgates land in demesne, a messuage
and J virgate land held by John le Neweman, rendering 2«. 6d. yearly, J
virgate land held by William de Hereford, rendering 2«. 6d. yearly, and
58. 6d. from a virgate held in villenage, held of the king in chief by service
of i knight's fee.
C. Hen. III. FUe 38. (1.)
628. William db Oivil alias db Eyvil, de Ovill.
Writ to the sheriff of Somerset, 1 April, 50 Hen. HI. Extent {undated).
Somerset. CnoUe manor (full extent given with names of tenants) including the
pasture of Holdeburi ; all which lands are of the free marriage of Joan who
was the said William's wife.
C. Hen. III. File 88. (2.)
629. Geoffbey de Solbnt alias de Sullbny.
Writ of certiorari, 16 March, 50 Hen. IH. Inq. {undated.)
His heirs are unknown to the jury, but he had sisters, some of whom were
married in Cornwall and some in Brittany.
Somebset. Kynemeredon manor, held of the king in chief by service of \
knight's fee; but half a year before his death he enfeoffed Bobert de Boyton
and Mary his wife of the said manor and of all his land in Somerset and
Cornwall, and he was of sound mind when he enfeoflfed them. To whom
these lands ought to descend by hereditary right is unknown to the jury, but
by the feoffment they ought to pertain to the said Bobert and Mary and
their heirs, who peacefully held them until they were ejected by reason
of the late disturbance ; but afterwards by the king's writ of restitution,
because the said Bobert always adhered to the king's fealty, they recovered
their seisin and still have it.
C. Hen. III. File 33. (8.)
630. Bobert Wlcotes alias Ulcoptes.
Writ, 6 Nov. Inq. Sunday before the Conversion of St. Paul, 50 Hen. III.
Simon, his son, is his heir, and of full age.
NoBTHUMBBRLAND. Naffortuu. A messuago and 24a. land in demesne.
Newcastle. Two burgages.
For all which he rendered yearly to the king 1 mark,
C. Hen. III. FUe 33. (4.)
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631. John de Mugegros.
Writ, 18 June, 50 Hen. III.
His two sisters, Alice and Agatha, are his heirs, and of full age.
Northampton. Extent, Tuesday before St. John the Baptist, 50 Hen. III.
Esthaddon. A capital messuage, 6 virgates land in demesne, 18 virgates
in villenage, 15«. 6d. cottars' rent, works worth 5s., lOs. 4Jd. rents of free
tenants, JZ6. pepper and i of JZ6. pepper, and 4 mills, held of the honour of
Leicester. And he held 3 knights' fees of the earl of Leicester in Est
Haddon, in Saham, co. Nottingham, and in Sipfeud, co. Sussex, of the small
fee of Mortain.
[Cambridge.] Inq. {undated and dejective.)
Hingstone. 80a. arable, 14«. 4rf., lib. pepper, and lib. cummin rent, and
i and i of a mill, 2a. meadow, &c., held of the king in chief by service of
i knight's fee.
[Cambridge.] Extent, The day of St, (John the Baptist?), 50 Hen. HI.
(fragment.)
Arington held of the earl of Wyncestre in chief,
by doing i knight's fee, and (the said earl?) held that land of the earl of
Gloucester in chief by the same (service).
C. Hen. III. File 88. (5.)
632. Hugh de Polbsted.
WHty 14 Dec. 50 Hen. III.
His daughters, Hawis, aged 22, Petronilla, aged 18, and Bose {Roysia,
Rays), age variously stated as 14, and 15 and more, are his heirs.
Suffolk. Extent, Saturday after Ash Wednesday, 50 Hen. III.
Polstede manor and advowson (extent given), held of the honour of
Beleye, doing service of 4 knights* fees.
[Norfolk.] Inq. (undated.) ■
Burnham manor (extent given) tenure unspecified ; and 40a. land with
certain services held of the fee of Sir William de Grandcurt, by service of
J knight's fee. And there are moieties there of the advowsons of the churches
of St. Margaret and All Saints. (See No. 880.)
C. Hen. III. File 88. (6.)
633. Adam de Pbriton alias de Perugton, de Perinton.
Writ, 24 Feb. 50 Hen. III.
Bobert, son of Sir William de Kaynes alias de Eaenas, de Yenis and the said
Adam's first daughter, age variously stated as 16 and 18 ; Isabel, late the wife of
Sir Bobert de Welles, another daughter, of full age ; and Katherine, wife of John
Paynel alias Paenell, a third daughter, of full age ; are his heirs.
Inq. Saturday after St. Gregory (fragment.)
C . . . . manor (one esquire ?) armed with
a hauberk
Gl . . . . town .... arable land wood . .
Dorset. Extent (undated).
Bamesham manor (extent given) held of Hugh de Eegghes, by rendering
10». yearly.
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Northampton. Extent^ Sunday before Hockday, 60 Hen. HI.
Faxton manor (extent given), with rents of the free tenants of Multon
alias Moltone and Waudegrave, held of Sir John de Baillol for 4 knights'
fees, and 4 marks rent.
Writ, 24 Feb. 56 Hen. HI. Inq. 50 Hen. III.
NoKTHUMBBRLAND.
EUintun alias Helligtun (manor) (extent given with names of tenants),
with 4J marks rent from the town of Cresuel alids CresseweU, tenure
unspecified.
Hayden town was given in free marriage with the said Adam's daughter.
C. Hen. III. File 93. a-)
634. John de Bradeford.
Writ, 17 Nov. Liq. made at Alneuick Tuesday after St. Hilary, 50 Hen. HI.
Alexander, his son, aged 19 at the feast of All Saints next, is his heir.
Northumberland. (Unspecified.) 8 bovates and 6a. arable in demesne, 2}a.
meadow, 20s. herbage, 5 marks 10s. from the mill, 11 bovates servile lands,
10s. from cottars, 6d. from Spinlestan pond, &c. giving 1 mark yearly for
guard at the castle of Banburi, and doing the king's foreign service.
C. Hen. HI. FiU 83. (8.)
635. Walter de Horkelbohes alias de HoRKESLEa'.
Writ, 5 Aug. 50 Hen. III.
Sir Bobert de Horkesleg', his son, aged 88, is his heir.
Suffolk. Extent {undated).
Wiston manor (extent given), held sometime by Sir Walter de Wiston
of the king by reason of the honour of Beylee for J knight's fee, and Sir
Bobert de Hork', aged 88, is his heir.
Essex. Extent, Sunday the Decollation of St. John the Baptist, 50 Hen. III.
Horkesleg' manor (extent given), held of the king by reason of the
barony of Beyleg', by service of 2J knights' fees.
C. Hen. in. File %3. (9.)
636. BoGER de Merley alias de Merlay.
Writ, 4 Dec. Extent, Tuesday before the Conversion of St. Paul, 60 Hen. III.
His three daughters are his heirs, whereof the eldest, aged 24, is married to
William de Graystok, the second, aged 10, is not married, and the third, aged
8, was married before the said Soger's death to the son and heir of Marmadoke
de Tueng.
York. Burton manor (extent given with names of tenants), including a croft
called Gumbland, a culture called Elyesflat, a mill and culture at Thymun,
and lands or rents in the towns of Drenghou and Thyrnon, held of Peter de
Brus, service unspecified.
Knights' fees pertaining to the manor : —
Harpam, Burton, Thyrhom, Mapelton, Bolleston, and Grancemor,
2^ knights' fees held b^ Herbert de Sancto Quintino.
Jetingham, Brentmgham, Glif and Gave, 1 knight's fee held by Hugh
Gubyon.
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Burton, 5 bovates land held by the said Hugh by service of ^ knight's
fee.
Rodestayn, Benton, and Buketon, 1 knight's fee held by William de
Rodestayn.
Hasthorp, i knight's fee held by William de Hasthorp.
Thymom and Grancemor, ^^ knight's fee held by Alan Romund.
Thyrnom, -^ knight's fee held by Anselm le Engleys ; and -^ knight's
fee held by John le Engleys.
Harpham, ^ knight's fee held by Thomas deLouthorp. (See No. 776.)
C. Hen. Ill: File 33. (10.)
637. William db Plogenbt.
Writy 17 July, 50 Hen. III. Inq. The eve of All Saints, 51 Hen. HI. {much
defaced,)
Joice, his son and heir, died in the king's wardship after his father's death
without heir of his body, and the inheritance descends to Henry his brother,
aged 22.
Bebes. Lamburn, J knight's fee held of the king. Joan, late his wife, has a
third part.
C. Hen. HI. File. 33. (11.)
638. Adam db Novo Mercato.
Writ of plenius certiorari^ on the petition of William, son of William, son of
Roger Sturmer alias de Storemer, 25 Jan. Inq. Wednesday before Palm
Sunday, 50 Hen. III.
[Essex.] Storemer. A messuage and 50a. land, which the bailiffs of Richard
king of Almain have taken into the said king's hands amongst the lands of
the said Adam which the king gave him, were demised by the said William,
son of Roger, to the said Adam for the sustenance of his son William, with
reversion to him when of lawful age ; but the said Adam never provided
sustenance to the said William, who is now of full age.
C. Hen. III. File S9. (12.)
639. John le Bbun.
Writ, 20 March, 50 Hen. III. hiq. (undated.)
John le Brun, aged 30, is his heir.
Gloucestbb. Elkestan manor and a fourth part of Wyneston manor, held of
the king in chief for J of a barony.
C. Hen. III. File 33. (13.)
640. William Whytman alias Wytman, who hanged himself.
Writ, 8 Nov. Inq. Saturday before St. Andrew, 50 Hen. III.
Isabel Witman, his sister, aged 26, is his heir.
[Huntingdon.] Gomecestre. 8Ja. and Ir. land held of the king's demesne by
rendering 7s. yearly. 3a. of the said land were delivered by the bailiffs of
Gomecestre to Hugh Scot, and the rest to Eeyner, vicar of Gomecestre, who
now hold them.
C. Hen. IIL File SQ. (14.)
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641. Bbbnabd de Bbus, the king's enemy, deceased.
Writ oj extent to the sheriff of Huntingdon of lands, &c. in Cuminion,
20 Aug. 60 Hen. IH. Extent (misiing).
C. Hen. III. File 88. (15.)
642. Geoffrey Puncard alias Punzabd.
Writ ofplenius certiorari to the sheriff of Berks, on the petition of Robert Puncard,
his son and lawful heir, 20 Nov. 50 Hen. III. Inq. {undated.)
After the said Geoffrey's death, his son Bobert and William son of Laurence,
his elder son, were in the house together for one night, and when the body was
translated to the church, the said Bobert ejected the said William, and maintained
himself there for nearly 40 days. The said William procured an inquisition which
found that he was the next heir, if legitimate ; but the present jurors know not
whether he is legitimate or not. {See No. 647.)
C. Hen. III. FOe 88. (16.)
643. Hugh de Looes.
Writ of certiorari^ 17 Aug. 61 Hen. III. Inq. {undated and defective.)
[Warwick.] Cesterton manor was held by the said Hugh of the king by
serjeanty, together with the bailiwick of the forest of Kanoc and other lands
in CO. Stafford, by doing to the king yearly 10 marks from the said
bailiwick, which Master Thomas de Weseham and the bishop of Chester now
receive from the foresters. He never did any other service to the king for
the manor, nor was anything ever levied
from the manor.
C. Hen. III. File 83. (17.)
644. Robert de Trumpinton alias de Trumpitone.
WHt, 17 Feb. Inq. St. Matthew's Day, 61 Hen. III.
Bobert, his son, aged 16, is his heir.
[Essex.] Great Teya. A messuage, land, meadows, pasture, woods, &c. worth
66<. IQd. held of the king in chief by ^ knight's fee.
Teya Oodmar. 22a. land and ^. meadow held of Master Geo&ey de
Feringes in free socage by service of &b. 5d.
C. Hen. III. FUe 88. (18.)
645. Adam de Neuton.
Writy 8 Sept. Inq. Wednesday the day of St. Matthew, 61 Hen. III.
WilUam, his son, aged 24, is his heir.
Cumberland. (Unspecified.) 40a. land held of the king by service of 28. yearly.
C. Hen. III. File 88. (19.)
646. Robert le Ohaumberlakg alias le GHAMBERLEm.
Mandate from the king's escheator to the subescheator in co. Essex, reciting
writ dated 28 June. Inq. Friday after St. Paul, 51 Hen. UI.
Geoffrey, his son, aged 22 and more, is his heir.
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EssBX. Sturmere. Lands (unspecified) worth 101. held of the king in chief
by service of J knight's fee ; and 13a. land held of the church of Haverelle
and Trop crot ? by rendering 34d. yearly. ^
C. Hen. III. File 33. (20.)
647. Richard db Havering' alias db Havbringbs, knt.
Mandate, &c., to the subescheator in co. Dorset, reciting writ dated 3 April,
61 Hen. HI.
Richard, his son, aged 25 and more, is his heir.
[Dorset.] Inq. (undated.) Sabwyk. 1 carucate land held of the earl of
Leicester by service of J knight's fee ; and 60a. held of Walter le Vineter by
service of ^d. and i^ knight's fee.
Southampton. Inq. (undated.)
Stanbrigge juxta Rumesie. 11 marks rent of assize held of Thomas de
la Huse of the fee of Alexander Daundeville, service unspecified.
Wilts. Inq. Tuesday before St. John ante Portam Latinam, 61 Hen. III.
Midelton. 16s. arable land rendering to John Fulcher one rose, 16s. 6d.
rent, and 13s. 4c2. from the issues of garden and meadow.
Berks ; Ken' hundred. Inq. (undated.)
Eysenwode. 2 parts of 1 virgate land held of Sir Robert de Tattesale
by service of 22^d. rent.
C. Hen. III. FUe 34. (1.)
648. GODFRET DB LiSTON.
Writ, 18 April, 61 Hen. III.
John, his son, aged 30, is his heir.
EssBX. Inq. St. Mark's day.
Listone manor, held of the. king in chief by service of making wafers
(vajras) when the king wears the crown, at the king's cost.
Borle town. 30a. land held of the earl of Albemarle (Alha Mar')
rendering 1 (pair ?) of gilt spurs.
Corsfeld. A messuage, 60a. land, 40a. wood, 6a. meadow and a
windmill held of the earl of Oxford by service of \ knight's fee ; and land
and rent worth 60s. held at farm of the fee of William de Hodingg and
Master Richard de Corsfeld.
EssBX. Inq. Monday after Palm Sunday.
Leitone. Land (unspecified) held of Sir Hugh de Nevill in chief by
service of 1 gilt spur or 6d. (or? 1 (pair) of gilt spurs).
C. Hen. III. FiU 34. (2.)
649. WiLLUM DE Broy.
WHty 8 Nov. 61 Hen. III. Extent (undated).
He died on Friday after All Saints, 61 Hen. III. William, his son, is his
heir, and of full age and married.
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204 INQUISITIONS.
Hereford. Ailmeton town, held for 8 hides by serjeanty, which was rated by
Sir Henry de Wingham at 24«. which are paid yearly at the exchequer.
^ Lontlendi (?) in Yrchenefeld. 1 carucate land held of Sir Walter de
Huntele by service of \ knight's fee.
Lont Mohan. \ carucate lemd held of the said Walter, and it is in the
liberty of Monemue outside the county ; and 8 bovates land hdd of Sir
Edward the king's son by service of 2s. yearly, outside the county.
C. Hen. III. FUe M. (8.)
650. William Pipard.
Mandate, &c., to the subescheator in co. Devon, reciting torit dated, 17 ? April,
51 Hen. IH. Inq. (undated.)
Edmund, his son, aged 21 on the least of St. Mark last, is his heir.
Devon. Little Totnes, held of Hamel de Boyllay in burgage.
Churleton, held of the heirs of Balph de Yalletorta, of the demesne of
Hurberton.
Langedon, held of the said Hamel by knight's service.
Kary, held of the lords of Totnes by knight's service.
^ Tettecot, similarly held.
Bovy, similarly held.
Blakedon, held of the said Hamel by knight's service.
Leuerekeber, similarly held.
Writ, 27 April. Inq. Sunday after St. Botulph, 51 Hen. III.
Suffolk. Hintlisham. A moiety of the town with the advowson, held of the king
in chief by service of one sparrowhawk {nisi) yearly at the king's exchequer ;
and 1 messuage held of Bobert de Kopcopedhoc rendering Sd. yearly.
C. Hen. HI. File 84. (4.)
651. Hugh le Brett. ^
Wnt, 17 March, 51 Hen. III. Inq. {undated.)
John, his son, aged 28, is his heir.
[Essex.] Auveliers. A messuage, 90a. a.rable in demesne, 8a. meadow and
pasture, and 29«. lOd. rent of assize, held of the king in chief of the barony
of Eelieghe, by service of J knight's fee ; 5«. 6d. rent of assize held of the fee
of the earl of Warenne by service of i^ knight's fee ; and 90a. land in demesne,
2a. meadow and pasture, and 4«. 5d. rent of assize, held of the fee of the earl
of Mandevill, service unknown.
C. Hen. III. File 84. (5.)
652. Balph de Eeylmers.
Writ, 29 April. Inq. Friday before St. Swithin, 51 Hen. HI.
Simon, his son, aged 4 at the feast of St. Peter ad Vincula next, is his heir.
[Northampton.] Eeylmers. 6 virgates land.
Craunisle. 2^ virgates land and a mill.
GHpston. 5 virgates land.
Oxindon. 2 virgates land.
All held of the king in chief of the soke of Geytinton, rendering 20«. to
the farm of the manor of Geytinton, and ^ of the tallage assessed to the manor
when the manor is taxed.
Eeylmers. 8J virgates land held of William le Hauberge of the fee of
Pevereli» rendering lib. cummin yearly.
C. Hen. III. File 84. (6.)
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653. Peter de Percy.
Writy 28 March. Inq. The morrow of Easter, 51 Hen. HI. (defective.)
Robert de Percy, aged 21 St. Dunstan, 51 Hen. III., is his
heir.
York. Warrum with the advowson, held of the king in chief for J knight's fee.
Sotton upon Derwent, a moiety held of the fee of Maulay in chief by
knight's service ; and the other moiety held of the fee of Percy in chief by
knight's service.
Kemeteby. 8 carucates land held of the fee of Percy by knight's
service.
Boulton. 7 carucates land similarly held.
Poles. 2 parts of 1 carucate land held of Euphemia {EuferrC) de
Queldale in chief by knight's service.
C. Hen. III. File M, (7.)
654. Humphrey db Boun.
Writ, 21 Feb. Extent, Monday after the Annunciation, 51 Hen. III.
Humphrey, son of the said Humphrey and Eleanor his wife, aged 18J, is
heir (of the said Eleanor).
Hereford. Hay (castle) town and commote (extent given).
Huntiton castle and borough (extent given), with rents in Kin ton
' borough, Bauerton, New Kinton, Moseleg, Chicwardin, and Brunleg (held of
the inheritance of the said Eleanor), service unspecified.
C. Hen. III. FiU 84. (8.)
655. Alexandra de la Haye.
Writ, 14 Aug. 51 Hen. III.
Alexandra, daughter of the said Alexandra and Thomas de la Haye, and wife
of William de Gardino, age variously stated as 22 at least and 24 and more, is
her heir.
Oxford. Inq. The feast of St. Bartholomew.
Somerton. A messuage, garden, 40a. arable in demesne, 8a. meadow
and 608. rents, &o.
Coges. A messuage, garden, 80a. arable in demesne, 10a. meadow and
88«. 8d. rents.
All held of the king in chief by doing at Dover castle the service pertaining
to 1} knight's fee, and finding a moiety of the cost of maintenance of a certain
liouse in the castle for ever.
Kent. Inq. Saturday after St. Giles.
/ (Unspecified.) 40a. land, pasture in the marsh for 80 sheep, 22«. rent,
fowls, &c. held of the barony of Sir Robert de Sancto Johanne.
C. Hen. III. File 84. (9.)
656. Thomas de Hauvill oZum de Hauvile.
Writ, 1 Jan. Inq. Sunday after the Conversion of St. Paul, 51 Hen. III.
Henry his son, aged 12, would be his heir if he had any land of fee.
Buckingham. Linford manor (extent given) held of the fee of Neuport of the
barony of Sir Roger de Somery, and Lady Ida de Bello Campo holds (it) in
dowBr, to whom the said Thomas used to render yearly 6«. rent and 4s. for
view of frank pledge. {See No. 685.)
a Hen. III. File 84. (10.)
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657. Hbnbt db Hauyyl alias de Hauvile.
Writ, 11 Jan. Inq. Friday after St. Valentine, 51 Hen. III.
Henry son of Balph de Hauvile^ aged 21 and more, who lately did homage
to the king, is his heir.
Norfolk. Dunton manor (extent given), tenure unspecified, whereof lady Amice
late the wife of the said Henry holds J in dower.
Great Benham. 8 marks and 12d. rent, tenure unspecified, wherof the
said Amice received a moiety in dower.
Eeteleson. 4/. 18s. in lands, meadows and rent of assize, tenure
unspecified, whereof the said Amice receives ^ in dower. Thomas de Hauvile
when he had the wardship of Henry de Hauvile his nephew, enfeoffed Balph
de Nichole of a messuage and meadow, 18a. land and a windmill.
The said Thomas the younger brother after the death of Henry his father
deceived the king's court so that he recovered seisin of his father's lands, until
the king gave the wardship and marriage of Henry, son of Balph de Hauvile
the elder son and heir of the said Henry (the elder), to William de Benham,
who sold the same wardship to the said Thomas. The said Thomas held no
other lands in Norfolk when he died.
C. Hen. III. File 84. (11.)
658. BooBR LE Taluub.
Writ {missing). Extent, Thursday after St. Gregory, 51 Hen. III.
Essex. La Walle manor (extent given), tenure unspecified.
C. Hen. III. File S4. (12.)
659. John db Sanoto Amando.
Writ (missing.) Extent, The day of St. Gregory, 61 (Hen. III.).
Suffolk. Ixning (extent given), tenure unspecified.
C. Hen. III. FiU 84. (18.)
660. Geoffrey de Nbvill, of Leysseby.
WHt (missing). Inq. Saturday after St. Bartholomew, 51 Hen. HI.
Hugh de Nevill, son of the uncle of the said Geoffrey, aged 80 and more, is
his heir.
[Lincoln.] Leisseby manor held of the king in exchange for the manor of Here,
CO. Dorset, service unspecified.
Stratton manor, held of the heirs of Geoffrey de Utingworth, rendering
100«. yearly.
C. Hen. III. FiU 84. (14.)
661. Geoffbet lb Bus.
Writ (undated). Extent, Wednesday after the Conversion of St* Paul,
51 Hen. III.
Bobert his son, aged 4 at Whitsuntide next, is his heir.
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HENEY III. 207
[GAMBBiDaB.] Glopton. A messuage, 21a. land, 8a. meadow, &c. held of
Sir W. de Chaeny by service of 60a. yearly, and of the abbot of Lesnes
by service of 60s.
Bassingbourne. 58a. arable, 8a. meadow, and 27«. 2|d. rent of assize,
lib. pepper, lib. cummin and 1 capon, held of the king in chief of the fee of
Boulogne, by J knight's fee.
[Cambridge.] Inq. Tuesday before St. Gregory, 51 Hen. III.
Bassingebume manor (extent given), J knight's fee held of the king in
chief of the honour of Boulogne by doing 2 suits yearly at St. Martin le
Grant, London, before the bailiff of the honour.
Clopton. J knight's fee (extent given) held of the said honour,
rendering 60«. to Sir William de Cheney of Mordon, and 50«. yearly to the
abbot of Lesnes. And the bailiff of the said honour holds the view of frank
pledge, and takes 2$. to the king's use.
C. Hen. III. File 84. (15.)
662. BiCHABD Herige d^ Stapilfobd, alias Eighabd de Stapilford.
Writ, 7 Sept. Inq. Monday after the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary,
51Hen.UL
Hugh de Stapilford his son, aged 25, is his heir.
Nottingham. Stapilford. 28 bovates land, J watermill, and 4«. 6d. rent.
[Derby.] Maperleygh. Qs. rent.
All held of the king in chief of the honour of Peverel by service of 1 knight's
fee
C. Hen. III. File 84. (16.)
663. BoBERT DE Hilton.
Writ {missing). Extent^ Saturday before St. Laurence, 51 Hen. III.
Northumbebland. Benigton. 206a. arable in demesne, 82a. meadow, 24a.
pasture, 12a. brambles? (dumtis), 11. 19«. 6d. from bondages, 26«. from
cottages, &c., rents from free tenants (names given), a mill, and l^a. herbage
called Lymekilnelesche.
Syplingtbotill. 286a. land in demesne, 27a. meadow, pastures called
Blakelesche, Caldenelburne, &c., 13L 198. 2^d. from bondages, 16^. from
cottagers, rents from farmers and free tenants (names given), including 12^.
from Jolm de Newton for the town of Neuton, 2a. from Gilbert de Vythill
for the town of Vythill, and 2«. from Boger de Gysinis for a moiety of the
town of Gysinis, and a mill.
Gysinis. 16a. in demesne, 57^. and 288. from bondagers, 1 mark and 4c?.
from cottars, and rents from farmers and free tenants (names given),
including the town of Haysand and a moiety of Normanbey held by
Hugh de Haysand, and he renders 1 mark for the guard of the castle of
Alneuick for all.
C. Hen. in. File 84. (17.)
664. Thomas son of M[ichael], son of [Micha]el.
Writ (missing). Extent, Tuesday after St. Gregory the Pope, 51 Hen. HI.
(defective).
Michael his son, aged 8 at the Feast of the Purification next, is his heir.
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NoRTHUHBEBLAKD. Wytingeham (full extent given with names of tenants).
Barthon (full extent given with names of tenants).
Trowinton (full extent given with names of tenants).
Byhel (fall extent given with names of tenants), including lands in
Little Ryel and Alburwic.
[Wytingeham with Trojwinton and Barthon held of the king by
service of ^ mark.
[Ryhel, held of Ralph] son of Roger, which was given in free
marriage ; and Michael son [of Thomas son of Michael deceased] is the
third heir of the third degree.
Dalton manor (extent given) held of the honour of Richmond by
knight's service.
wife of Michael de Dalton, step-mother of the
said Thomas, holds the whole residue of the said
The dower of the wife of the deceased has yet to be made. (See No. 300.)
C. Hen. III. File 34. (18.)
665. Henry Pygod, impotent from old age.
Writ (missing). Inq. Wednesday after St. Martin, 61 Hen. HI. (defaced).
Nicholas his son, of full age and more, is his heir, and is married and has
children (pueros).
Hereford. (Unspecified.) 1 virgate? land, excepting 14
held of the king in chief, and he ought to convey the king's (treasure) from
Hereford to London at the king's costs and to attend
each county (court) of Hereford, and summon the bishop of Hereford at
Bromyard. On account of his impotence from old age he committed all his
land to Nicholas his son, the bearer of these presents.
C. Hen. HI. File 34. (19.)
666. Robert db Barevill, of Barton.
Mandate from the king's escheator to Th. de Bekering reciting writ dated,
20 Sept. 52 Hen. III. Inq. Saturday after St. Martin, 53 Hen. IH.
(defective).
Joan, aged 18, and Alice, aged 16, his daughters, are his heirs.
[Lincoln.] Barton. 17 bovates larid in demesne, and 20«. 5^. from 14 tofts,
held of the king in chief, rendering yearly (one) sore sparrowhawk. Emma
late his wife has a third part in dower. (See Nos. 377, 627, 570.)
C. Hen. III. FUe 34. (20.)
667. Robert db Chancy.
Writ (missing). Inq. Monday before St. Michael, 52 Hen. III.
Thomas his son, aged 23, is his heir.
York. Skirkenbec manor (extent given), held of the king in barony.
C. Hen. III. File Z5. (1.)
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668. John de Eauwodb.
Writ {missing). Inq. Monday after St. Hilary, 52 (?) Hen. III.
David, son of John his eldest s»n, aged 11, is his heir ; but Robert, another
son, maliciously carried off the said David, son of his elder brother, in the lifetime
of the said John, anil still detains him, but why and where the jury know not.
York. Kauwode. Land (unspecified) held of the king in chief by service of
keeping the king's wood of Langwathe.
C. Hen. III. FUe 35. (2.)
669. Henry de Merck', alias de Merk*.
Writ, 20 Sept. Inq. Wednesday after St. Luke, 52 Hen. III.
Henry, his son, aged 21 years, 8 weeks and 2 days, is his heir.
Essex. Little Berdefud manor, with 1 carucate land in Lattone pertaining
thereto, held of the king of the honour of Boulogne for 8 knights' fees.
Teye ad Hulmos manor, held of the earl of Hertford for 1 knight's fee.
C. Hen. III. FUe 85. (8.)
670. Stephen de Hampton.
Mandate dc. to the sub-escheator in co. Oxford, reciting writ dated 21 July,
52 Hen. m.
Alice, his daughter, aged 15 at the feast of St. Fredeswide last, is his heir ;
and after his death the king gave the wardship and marriage of the said Alice to
Sir Nicholas de Yetindene, who gave the same to Sir Philip Basseth, and he to
Lady Katharine Luvel, and she to Walter de la Puile, who married the said Alice.
Oxford. Inq. St. Giles's day, 52 Hen. III.
Hamptone manor, held of the king in chief by service of ^ knight's fee.
[Gloucester.] Inq. Friday the feast of St. Bartholomew, 62 Hen. III.
Bacchesor', J knight's fee held of Sir Thomas Gulafre, by knight's
service.
C. Hen. III. File 85. (4.)
671. Petronilla de Wodbhuses alias de la Wdehuse.
Writ, 28 July, 52 Hen. III. Inq. Tuesday before St. Peter ad Vincula.
Her two sons, Bobert de Beutoft, aged 40, and Alan de Beutoft, aged 80, are
her heirs.
Nottingham. La Wdehuse in the soke of Oswardbec. 95a. land, with a moiety of
the site of a mill in Tylne, held of the king in chief by service of 32«., and
suit at the court of Oswardbec.
Bekingham. } bovate and 56a. land, 30a. wood, and la. meadow, held
of the archbishop of York in chief by service of Ss. and suit at his court.
Tylne. 2 bovates land held by service of 18d. and suit at the arch-
bishop's court. {See No. 709.)
C. Hen. III. File 85. (5.)
672. Henry de Molesfen alias de Mulesfen.
Writy 2 Sept. Inq. Wednesday before St. Matthew, 52 Hen. III.
Henry his son, aged 84 at the feast of St. Bartholomew last, is his heir.
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Northumberland. Molesfen (extent ^iven), hdd of the king in chief, the said
Henry and his bondmen rendering Ids. work yearly at Bamburk castle,
40«. to the constable of the castle for multure, and 80». to the king by the
sheriff's hands, and he owes suit at Northumberland county (court); and
2 bovates land, which lie waste, held of Ingram de Warenham.
C. Hen. III. File 85. (6.)
673. Herbert de Bolbbek.
Writ, 17 Aug. Inq. The day of the Decollation of St. John the Baptist,
52 Hen. III.
Gilbert Bolebek, his brother by the same father and mother, is his heir,
and of full age.
Buckingham. Kingeseye manor (extent given), held of the king in chief by
service of one knight's fee.
KenebeUe manor. 1 carucate land held of John le Waleys by service of
^ knight's fee.
C. Hen. III. FUe 85. (7.)
674. Robert db Wrtht' alias db Wurth'.
Writ to the sheriff of Lincoln, 27 March, 52 Hen. HI. Inq* (undated).
William de Stretton, aged 82, Henry de Coudre, aged 28, and Jordan de
Tyderington, aged 26, are his heirs.
Lincoln. Middle Basene. 82a. land and meadow, and 808. rent, held on the
day of the battle of Evesham, of Germanus son of Walter and Germanus
Knot, of Middle Rasene, by service of Id. yearly.
Walesby. 1 bovate land, held on the same day, of Walter de Aula of
Walesby by service of Id. yearly.
Lyndewod. 2a, land, held on the same day, of Nicholas son of Nicholas
de Lyndewod and Alan Malet by service of Id. yearly.
Estrasen manor, held on the same day, of Grace de Insula and her heirs
by service of 6d. or a pair of gilt spurs, of Elias de Rabayn by service of
10«. warnoth, and of Henry de Alem(annia) by service of 5s. yearly.
C. Hen. III. File 85. (8.)
675. William Cratbfige alias Gratefiob.
Wiitj 12 Jan. Inq. Friday the feast of St. Hilary, 52 Hen. HI.
London. A messuage in the parish of St. Andrew towards Alegate, is the king's
escheat by the death of the said William who was killed in the battle at
Lewes against the king and Edward his son.
C. Hen. III. FUe 85. (9.)
676. Giles de Wechchesham alias de Wachesham, db Wachisham.
Writ, 28 June, 52 Hen. III.
Giles his son, age variously stated as 85 and more, 86 at the feast of St. John
the Baptist (last), and 40 and more, is his heir.
[Norfolk.] Extent, The morrow of St. Thomas the Martyr, 52 Hen. IH.
Marlingford manor (extent given), held of the abbot of St. Edmund in
chief by service of | knight's fee.
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[Suffolk.] Extent, Thursday after 8S. Peter and Paul, 52 Hen. III.
Wrtham manor (extent given), part held in chief of the abhot of
St. Edmund by service of 12d. and J knight's fee, and the residue of the
barony of Le By by service of IJ knight's fee.
[Suffolk.] £xfent, Wednesday after S8. Peter and Paul, 52 Hen. III.
Wachisham" manor (extent given), part held of Sir Peter de Taleword in
chief by service of (one) knight's fee, and the residue of the bishop of Ely in
chief by service of 1 knight.
[Suffolk.] Extent, Wednesday after SS. Peter and Paul, 52 Hen. IH. {defective).
Stansted manor (extent given), held of the king in chief (by service of)
f knight's fee of the honour of Ha e.
Culfho, J knight's fee held of (the king) in chief of the honour of
Lancaster. Whereof John, brother of the said Giles, holds .... fee in
demesne of the gift of Elizabeth his mother.
[Suffolk.] Assignment of dower {undated).
The manor of Wortham is assigned to Joan late his wife in dower,
besides her marriage (portion) of Thoryton, saving to the king U. 12«. |d.
rent of assize of free tenants with their homage and service, in the name of
wardship.
C. Hen. III. FUe Q5. (10.)
677. Nicholas de Gbbunde.
Writ, 28 March, 52 Hen. III. Extent {undated).
Hugh his son, aged 80, is his heir.
Kent. Frethenestede manor and advowson (extent given), and Esherst manor
and advowson (extent given), held of the king in chief (by service of)
1 knight's fee.
Holingeburn. Is. rent held of the prior of Christchurch, Canterbury,
rendering 20d. yearly ; and 4a. wood held of John Someri, rendering 12d.
yearly.
Buckingham. He held also in Poxcote and Dodington, the lordship of 2 knights'
fees, for which his heir ought to answer to the king for 3 knights' fees.
C. Hen. III. File. 85. (11.)
678. Nicholas de Leukenobe.
Writ, 1 June, 52 Hen. III.
Sir Roger his son, age variously stated as 24 and 26 and more, is his heir.
Essex. Extent, St. Margaret's day, 52 Hen. III.
Little Beynes manor (extent given), held of the king in chief for
1 knight's fee, and by service of rendering 10s. yearly at the castle of
•Dover and suit at the court of Haghele.
[Suffolk.] Extent, Saturday after the Translation of St. Thomas the Martyr
52 Hen. IE.
Mendisham manor (extent given), was wholly given by the said
Nicholas 5 years and more before his death to Sir Eoger his son, who did
homage for it to Hugh de Mandevil and holds it of him by service of
1 knight, paying yearly 32«. to Roger de Cotton and others, and 5s.
sheriff's aid.
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Middlesex. Inq. Saturday after St. Margaret, 52 Hen. III.
Bu Mimmes manor (extent given), held of the earl of Hereford, viz. —
1 knight's fee.
C. Hen. III. File. 35. (12.)
679. William Maudut alias Mauduyt, Mauduth, earl of Warwick.
Wnt, 20 Jan., 52 Hen. III.
He had no heir of his body ; William de Bello Campo the younger, son of his
sister Isabel deceased who was married to William de Bello Campo the elder, age
variously stated as 26 and more, and SO and more, is his heir.
Extent > [^2?] Hen. III. (Jragment).
manor and advowson .... of the king of the honour
[EuTLAND.] Extent, Tuesday before the Purification, 52 Hen. III.
Berudon manor and advowson, with the advowson of Sutluflfeham church
(extent given) ; the manor was the king's ancient demesne, and King Henry
the old (vetua) gave it to the ancestors of William Maudut, service unknown
[ .] Extent, Wednesday after the Purification.
Langedich. A court, garden, &c., worth 26«. 8d. yearly, arable land
worth Gs. 6d., Qa. lOd. rent of assize, and ^a. meadow, tenure unspecified.
[Gloucester.] Extent, Tuesday after the Conversion of St. Paul, 52 Hen. III.
Cheddewrth manor (extent given), tenure unspecified ; but Robert de
Camera holds there 4 knight's fee, and Richard de Bosco (holds) by
serjeanty of being the king's pantler for 3 feasts yearly.
[Southampton.] Extent, The morrow of St. Vincent, 52 Hen. III.
Hortleie manor (extent given with names of tenants), including 1
carucate land held by Gilbert Coiian by service of ^ knight's fee, 2 virgates
held by Richard de Hoiitot by service of 1 clove gillyflower, and 1 virgate
held by William de Borhunte by service of ^ knight's fee, held of the king
in chief by service of ^ knight's fee, and he was the king's Chamberlain at
his exchequer in London by reason of this manor, and used to have a clerk
there continually, to whom he gave 100s. yearly at least.
Hindesham. 10s. rent of assize.
Winchester. J mark.
Warwick. Extent (undated).
Warwick castle and borough (extent given), with the advowsons of
the churches of St. Mary, where there are eight prebends, and St. James ;
including land and park at Wegenok', the fishpond of Pakkemor with the
park, pastures called Magna Linch, le Putsiche, le Mucheleput, le Litleput,
le Ling juxta Coppeswelle, and le Longsiche versus Cleyputtes, and the
meadow of Mitton and le Homme in the meadow of St. Nicholas, and the
meadow under the warren. He held the whole honour of the earldom of
Warwick, of the king by service of 2 knights.
[Warwick.] Extent, Monday after the Conversion of St. Paul, 52 Hen. IH.
Braill manor (extent given) held of the earldom of Warwick of the
king in chief by the service due for the whole earldom. Knights' fees held
of the manor : —
Chiriton, 1 knight's fee held by Ralph de Wylinton.
Wynderton, J fee held by Sir Roger de Clifford.
Chelemudecote, J fee held by Sir Henry Hubaud.
Braill, J fee held by Sir Peter de Monteforti ; and i fee held by
Sir N. de Segrave. There is no advowson pertaining to the manor.
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[Warwick.] Schedule of knights' fees (dejaced) : —
(Unspecified,) 1 fee held by le Boteler.
Pakinton, 1 fee by the prior of Kennilewrth.
(Unspecified,) yV fe® hy William de Ardena.
(Unspecified,) 4 fees ? by John de Verdun.
Berkeswell, J fee by Richard de Mundeville.
Listesvim (?), ^ fee by the said Richard.
[Lodbroc?] 1 fee by John de Lodbroc.
FuUbroc, J fee by'Henry Hubaud.
Grafton, ^ fee by William de Ardern.
[Compton Murdak ?] 1 fee by William Murdac.
Ghalmundeccote, ^ fee.
[Compton Winyate ?] J fee by Thomas de Cumpton Windgate.
Chyriton, 1 fee by Ralph de Wiliton.
Herberbury, 1 fee by William le Megre.
Cumpton, 8 parts (?) of 1 fee by GeoflErey Saumpson.
Willeby, J fee by the master of St. John, Oxford.
[Walecot,] J fee by de Walecot.
Lodbroc, | fee by Roger de Sutham.
Rodburn, J fee by William de Ardern.
Lockesle, 1 fee by the prior of Kenill [worth] .
Bodewrth and Wilie, 1 fee by Henry Hastiri.
Napton, i^ fee by Thomas de Ardern.
Polebro and Wodecote, J fee.
Cumpton, J fee by William Murdac.
Radeford, J fee by William de Simely.
Morton, J fee by John son of Alan.
[Ludinton,] ^ fee by Ralph de Ludinton.
Wrlmeleston, 1 fee by John Pecch.
Pillardinton, 1 fee.
[Haleford ?] \ fee by the heirs of Richard de Haleford.
Wilmecote, 1 fee by Thomas de Caunvile.
Dercet, J fee by the same.
Sekindon, ^ fee by the same.
Clinton, 1 fee by Geoffrey Sauvage.
Billesle, 1 fee by William Trussel.
Winderton, J fee by Walter Deyvile.
Soteswell, 1 fee by John son of Guy.
Breles, ^ fee by Nicholas de Sedgrave.
Snitenefeld, 1 fee by Thomas de Clinton.
[Warwick,] ^ fee by Richard de Warr\
Fennicumpton, J fee by Richard Pecch.
Wichurch, 1 fee by Peter de Monteforti.
(Unspecified,) i fee by William Paumer and Simon de Fraunkton
Hodenhull, \ fee by John Goremund.
Walt [on], 1 fee by Walter Dejrvile.
Chesewik (?), \ fee by William de Ulnhale.
Wellesburn and Cherlecote, 1 fee by Peter de Monteforti.
Cocton, J fee by Robert de BruylU.
Breles, i fee by Peter de Monteforti.
Ecleshale, \ fee.
Fennicumpton, J fee by the prior of Clatercote.
Estleg, Morton and Donesmor, 2J fees by . . . de Estley.
Wetonton, 1 fee.
Merston Wavre, i fee.
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214 INQUISITIONS.
Wnt to the sheriii of Gloucester to extend the lands alienated by the said earl,
of which Alice, latehis wife, seeks her dower, 9 Feb., 62 Hen. III.
[..♦..] Extent (undated and mostly illegible).
Heywod. A little wood worth 4». yearly; total of the extent 9i. Is, bd,
[Gloucester.] Inq. (undated).
Cheddewr'. J virgate land was sold by the said earl to Walwyn de
Falcombe, rendering 2«. 8d. yearly and suit of court.
Gloucester. Inq. Tuesday after the Annunciation, 52 Hen. III.
Westun. Land worth 151. yearly was alienated by the said earl.
Writ (as above) to the sheriff of Northampton, 9 Feb., 52 Hen. III. Extent
{undated).
Northampton. Eston. A messuage, 26a. land, 29$. in villenage, and Ss. 6d.
rent from free tenants, were sold by the said earl after he married the said
Alice to Roger le Vele*
Writ (as above) to the sheriff of Buckingham and Bedford, 9 Feb., 52 Hen. EI.
Extent (undated).
Bedford. Glopham and Acle. William le Brun was enfeoffed by the said
earl of lands, &c. to the value of 41. 12«. 6d., 17 8\ 6d. rent of free tenants, and
a fishery and villenage customs, &c. to the value of 50s.
Writ (as above) to the sheriff of Rutland, 9 Feb., 52 Hen. III. Extent, Saturday
before St. Peter in Cathedra.
[Rutland.] (Unspecified.) Reginald de Nevile was enfeoffed of 9a. land after the
said earl married the said Alice ; Peter de Wakerle of a messuage and la.
land ; William le Chamberleyng of 2 messuages, 4ia. land, and Ir. meadow ;
Robert de Luffenham of 7a. land, and 7s. 7d. rent; Robert de la Siche of
1 messuage and 1 bovate land ; and Richard de Seyton of tenements, &c.
worth SI. yearly.
Gretham and Cotesmor. William de Draycote was enfeoffed of 19«.
rent.
Writ (as above) to the sheriff of Warwick, 9 Feb. 52 Hen. III.
[Warwick.] Extent {undated).
W^alton Maudut manor (extent given), was alienated by the said earl.
Warwick. Extent (undated).
Warwick. A messuage which William de Horburn holds was alienated
by the said earl.
Mitton. A messuage and 1 virgate land which the master of the
Hospital of St. John, Warwick, holds.
Breylis. A messuage and 1 virgate land, and a burgage, which
Geoffrey le Sergaunt holds; and a croft which John Balle holds.
C. Hen. III. File. 85. (13.)
680. Simon de Gryel and Maud his wife.
Writ (missing). Inq. (undated and defective).
His 8 sons, aged respectively 30, 24, 23, 20, 15, 14, 12 and 11, succeed the
said Simon equally in the following inheritance : —
[Kent.] [Esset]eford, Seveneton, Estesture, and Pakemanston, 2 knights'
fees, viz. — 3 carucates land, with the advowson of Esseteford, held by
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the said Maud on the day when the said Simon died, of the king in chief by
rendering 20«. yearly for the guard of Dover castle.
Moningeham. 240a. of gavelkind land held by the said Simon of
the prior of Holy Trinity and many husbandmen of that
neighbourhood, service unspecified.
Twytham. 60a. held of the archbishop and of the said prior, service
unspecified.
Swatford. 60a. of rough land (dicra terra) held of the abbot, &c. of
[St. AJugustine, service unspecified.
Sadhokesherst. 60a. of the roughest {dvHssima) land held of William
and Henry de Sadhokesherst, rendering 2 marks.
And the said Maud shall hold a moiety of the above through her marriage so
long as she shall be a widow. (See Eot. Fin. 52 Hen. HI. m. 1.)
C. Hen. III. File. 35. (14.)
681. Maud de Estwelles alias de Eastwelle.
Writ^ 15 Dec. 52 Hen. HI. Inq. {undated and defective).
Bertram de Criell, her son, aged 81, is her heir.
Kent. Eastwelle manor and advowson (extent given), including land called
Schingledehalle whereof Margery mother of the said Maud is dowered, held
of the king in chief, and it ought to be defended for 2 knights' fees.
Cherle. Certain land held of the prior of Dover, rendering 38d.
yearly.
Certain land called Lamberdenne and Hertey, held of Guncelin
de Bedelesmere, rendering Id. yearly.
The aforesaid Mar[gery] holds land at Lamberdenne in dower worth
40«. yearly.
G. Hen. HI. File. 35. (15.)
682. William de Sutton.
Writ, 18 Aug. Extent, Sunday after St. Bartholomew, 52 Hen. III.
Bobert son of William de Sutton, knt., aged 27, is his heir.
NoTTiNOHAM. WaTsope manor (extent given) held of the king in chief, service
unspecified.
C. Hen. HI. File 85. (16.)
683. Alice de Meblat.
Writ (missing). Inq. Tuesday after the Purification 52 Hen. III.
Her sisters, Mary the wife of Sir William de Greystoke, aged 26, and Isabel
de Merlay, aged 12, are her heirs.
[Northumberland.] Beuasis. 810a. ? land, and 27a. meadow in demesne.
Stanington. 1 carucate land in demesne, 10{. lOs. rent from bondages,
and 6s. for the work of Morphathe park, 17«. rent from cottars, a brewery
worth 20«. yearly, herbage in la Dene de Blie, Ss. for castle guard, &c.
Horseley. 7 bovates land, and pannage.
Morphathe. 8s. rent.
Trennewell. 5 bovates land and 3 cottages.
Walkyr. The service of 3 parts of 1 knight's fee.
Chelis. 2tt. cummin from Master Gerard and Adam de Plecys.
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Caldewel. 1/6. cummin from Ralph Gubyhun.
Wottun. JZfc. pepper from WUliam Rot*.
All held of the king by service of J knight's fee.
C. Hen. III. File 85. (17.)
684. John son of Alan.
Writ, 10 Nov. 52 Hen. III.
John his j&rst born son, aged 22 on the day of the Exaltation of the Holy
Cross last, is his heir.
Sussex. Inq. Thursday after St. Andrew, 52 Hen. III. (defective)
. . . . 800 together with a certain hundred of
Hulethorn in co. Hants, pertaining to [Arunjdell',
which he held of the king in chief by service of 5 fees ....
[Salop.] Extent and Inq. Friday after St. Clement, 52 Hen. IH.
Oswestry {Album Monasterium) (extent given), including 10«. from the
monks of Vallecrucis for pasture, and 10«. from the township of Dodeleston.
Westhope township and other members adjacent (extent given),
including 1 carucate land at Hope and 1 carucate at Clonton.
Clawne township (extent given).
All held of the king in chief by service of 5 knights going with him into
Wales in time of war for 40 days.
La Hethe. 2 carucates land in demesne, 49«. 8^^. rent, a garden,
meadow and a mill, held of John son of William, sometime lord of La Hethe,
by service of 20«. to the prior of Wenlock {WonV).
Halchameston township, containing 1 carucate land, 20«. rent, a mill,
&c. held of Sir Walter de Hopton by service of 6d. or one gilt spur yearly.
Endorsed. He held of the long in chief two whole baronies, viz. — of Cloun
and Blaunkmoster, and J of the earldom of Arundel.
C. Hen. III. File 85. (18.)
685. Thomas db Hauvilb, the younger, son of Henry de Hauvil.
Writ (missing).
Henry, son of Ralph de Hauvile, aged 22 and more, is heir of the following
land.
[Lincoln.] hiq. {undated). Hacunby. 2 carucates land held of the king's fee
by serjeanty of keeping the king's falcons, and by service of 12rf. yearly.
Amice, sometime the wife of Henry de Hauvile has i for her dower ; but
the said Thomas held the manor of Hacunby of William de Renham as of
wardship, because the king gave the wardship to the said William until the
full age of the heir.
[Lincoln.] Inq. Friday before St. Gregory, 52 Hen. III. {defective).
Haccumbi manor was sometime held of the king in chief by the said
Henry de Hauvill (the elder) by serjeanty ; and the said Thomas did not
die seised thereof in fee, but entered by the [demise] of William de Renham,
who held it by the king's grant after the said Henry's death (in wardship)
by reason of Henry, son of Ralph de Hauvil the said Thomas's elder brother.
{See No. 656.)
(7. Hen. III. File 35. (19.)
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686. John db Bradefobd.
Writy 30 Feb. Inq. Tuesday after SS. Peter and Paul, 52 Hen. III.
Alexander his son is his heir, and of full age.
Northumberland. Bradeford. 15L 17«. 7Jrf. land held of the king in chief by
knight's service, 1 mark at the castle of Banburg, and suit at Northumber-
land county (court).
C. Hen. III. File 85. (20.)
687. William Wymer.
WHt, 27 May, 52 Hen. HI. Inq. {undated and dejaced).
Balph his son, aged 40, is his heir.
Stafford. A fishpond near Stafford held of the king in chief by service of J
mark yearly ; } carucate land near Stafford called Le Estfeld held of the
prior of Ware by service of 2«.; and 3 mills outside the town held of the
baron of Stafford by service of 10 marks. He also held 1 carucate land with
6«. rent, of which he gave 10 years ago to the said Balph
his son
C. Hen. III. File 36. (1.)
688. Aline {Aelina) Marescall' alias la Marisghal.
Writ (missing).
John son of Sir William le Mareschal, aged 12, is her heir.
[Norfolk.] Extent, Monday after St. Botulph, 52 (Hen. HI.).
Banham town. 10a. arable, 5Ja. meadow, 10«. from wood, 59 loads
(siimmas) of oats worth 78«. 8rf., 46«. 8Jd. rent of assize, &c., held in dower.
Norfolk. Extent {undated).
Buxton manor (extent given), including 6a. of alder grove called le
He we Fen, a fishery (/>wca?'ia de Ripa),Si, hamlet called Kinestorp, customs called
silver, malt silver, salt silver and bread silver, and 41. 4«. lOd. castle
guard and rent of assize of knights, held of the king in chief by service of
2 knights' fees.
Norfolk. Extent {undated).
8 wan ton manor (extent given), including a fishery {piscaiia de Rypa)
and a custom called Goldwde.
[Norfolk.] Extent (undated).
Folesham. 51a. arable, IJa. pasture, and l(a.) and Ir. meadow in
demesne, 4 marks rent, 4Z. from the farm of the hundred of Einsford, and
41. from the farm of the mill, fishery, Folesham market, heather, turbary, &c.
held in dower of William MariscaU her son for J of J knight's fee, and the
said William held the whole manor of the earl of Gloucester for J knight's
fee. There is a rent of 4d. there called faldage. (See No. 757.)
C. Hen. III. File 36. (2.)
689. Eichard de Munfichet.
Writ (missing). Extent, Sunday after the Octave of St. Hilary, 62 Hen. III.
(defective).
He had 3 sisters, Margery, Avelina and Philippa ; from Margery issued
Hugh de Bolebek, who had 4 daughters, married to Roger de Lacastre, Nicholas
Corbet, Hugh de Laval, and Walter de Huntercumbe; from Avelina issued
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William de Fortibus, earl of Albemarle, whose heirs are under age and in the
king's wardship ; and from Philippa issued Bichard de Playz ; so that the said
Bichard's inheritance is to be divided into 8 parts, the first pertaining to the 4
daughters of Hugh de Bolebek, the second to the heirs of William de Fortibus,
and the third to Bichard de Playz, who is 40 years of age.
[Essex.] Esthamme manor and advowson (extent given), tenure unspecified.
Westhamme (extent given), tenure unspecified.
C. Hen. III. File 86. (8.)
690. William de Kyma.
Writ (of certiorari), on the petition of the prioress, &c. of Appilton, 24 Sept.,
52 Hen. HI. Inq. Tuesday after All Saints, 58 Hen. III.
York. The said William gave to the said prioress, &c. in frankalmoin, 40<.
rent from the mill of Neuton upon Querff, which she received during the
life of the said William ; but whilst the lands were in the hands of the king*8
escheator after his death, the escheator detained 20^. of the term of St.
Martin, 44 Hen. III. ; and afterwards the king assigned the said mill to
Lucy de Kyma in dower, who has withheld the said 40«. rent for 8 years.
(See No. 470.)
C. Hen. HI. File 86. (4.)
691. John de Balliolo.
Writ, 27 Oct., 52 Hen. III.
Sir Hugh de Balliolo his son, age variously stated as 28 and more, and 80
and more, is his heir.
[York.] Extent and Inq. of lands, &c. as well of his own inheritance and
purchase, as of the inheritance of his wife, Monday the morrow of St
Katharine, 58 Hen. III.
(Unspecified.) A capital messuage, 12 bovates land in demesne, pasture,
2 mills, 42 bovates in villenage, &c. ; the advowson of the church pertains to
the lord of Everingham.
Kibbelinton. Capital messuage and 22 bovates land in demesne.
Glevyng. Capital messuage and 4 bovates land in demesne.
Hayton. Capital messuage and 9 bovates land in demesne. Tenures
unspecified.
These lands are of purchase, and Sir Adam de Everingham repurchased
them from the said Sir John, but had no seisin before the death of the said John.
[York.] Extent and Inq. as above, Saturday the eve of St. Katharine,
58 Hen. III.
Driffeud (extent given).
Kelithorp. 5 carucates and 6 bovates land.
Brigham. 1^ carucate land, with meadow and pasture.
Besewik. 8 carucates land held in socage.
Killum. 1 bovate land of demesne, and 5 carucates and 7 bovates land
in socage. Tenures unspecified.
Sir John did not die seised of these lands, for they were of the
inheritance of Dervorgilla his wife, and were given to his son Hugh before
his death.
Northumberland. Inq. Monday the morrow of St. Martin, 58 Hen. III.
Bywell, a moiety (extent given with names of tenants) held of the king
in chief, service unspecified, together with its appurtenances, viz. —
Ovinton (extent given).
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Akum (extent given), with a pasture farmed to the township of Welte-
dem for ever.
Bromley (extent given).
Eltringham, held by Adam de Eltringham in drengage, paying 37«. 4d.
yearly.
Myckeley (extent given).
Heley, held by the preceptor of Thorenton, paying 2«. yearly.
Falderley, held by Simon de Haliwell and Alan de Menyll, paying 5a.
yearly and doing suit at Bywell court.
Mynstanesacres (extent given), whereof widow Emma de Crawcrok'
holds Hesilihirst for 40 acres, paying 24«. yearly.
FayrhUl. 1 carucate land held by Elias of the same, paying 9». and
lib. pepper yearly.
Mora. 24a. land held by Thomas de Mora, paying Ss, yearly.
Backewrth (extent given).
Bromycrok (extent given).
Brotherseth (extent given).
Crombeclyve (extent given).
Esperscheles (extent given).
Wythtonstall (extent given), held to farm of Roger Darrenes for 10
years.
Newlands {Novalarida) (extent given), similarly held.
Gonewerton (extent given), held to farm for 6 years by a fine made by
reason of the war.
Wudhom (extent given).
Hyrst (extent given), whereof he had the wardship through the death of
Elias of the same ; a moiety thereof with Lynemuth is held by Robert de
Rue for ^ knight's service.
Seton (extent given) ; certain free tenants hold the land sometime of
Henry de Seton in marriage, and pay 2^. yearly for the guard of New-
castle, and do one suit at the court of Bywell.
Neubigging, held in burgage.
Gressewell (extent given), which was seized by the said John in time of
war and held as of his fee, pertaining to Wudhom.
Est Newton, held by Robert de Insula for J knight's fee, 3«. yearly,
40d. for the guard of the castle of Newcastle, and doing suit at Bywell
court.
Heddon, held by John de Heddon by service of J knight's fee, J mark
for the guard of the said castle and the like suit.
[Rihill,] held by Peter de Faudon and William de Rihill by service
of 1 fee, 1 mark for the said guard, and the like suit.
[Dalton,] held by William de Dalton by service of 1 knight, and
1 mark for the said guard.
Bechefeld, held by Sir Roger Bertram by service of J fee, J mark for
the said guard, and the like suit.
[Ovinton.] 1 carucate land held by Philip de Ovinton for xV knight's
fee, ISJd. for the said guard, and the like suit.
[Stokesfeld.] 1 carucate similarly held by Gilbert de Stokesfeld.
Ryddeley, held by Robert de Meynevill by service of i knight's fee, J
mark for the said guard, and the like suit.
[Bromley.] 46a. held by Walter de Bromle by service of j-^ knight's
fee, and the like suit.
Newcastle on Tyne. 8 burgages, paying 10». for the said guard.
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Writy IS Dec., 68 Hen. III. Inq. (undated).
Hertford. Hich [in] manor (extent given) held of the king in chief, by service
of 2 knights. He held nothing else in the county.
(See No. 804.) C. Hen. III. File 86, (6.)
692. Bernard de Brus.
Writ (missing). Inq. Monday before St. Michael, 68 Hen. IH.
[Huntingdon.] Coniton manor (extent given), tenure unspecified. (See No. 641.)
C. Hen. III. FUe 86. (6.)
693. John de Pabbeham alias de Pabenham.
Writ, 12 Ap. 58 Hen. III.
John de Pabenham his son, is his heir and of full age.
Bedford. Inq. Monday before the Ascension, 68 Hen. III.
Wylden manor with a moiety of the advowson (extent given) held of
the king in chief by service of J knight's fee.
Bedford. Inq, Tuesday before the Ascension, 58 Hen. III. (defective.)
Careltpn. A messuage, 4J virgates land, 6a. meadow, and Via. wood,
held of the king in chief by service of ^ knight's fee ; and 2 virgates land,
and 15a. wood, held of Kalph Meryn by free marriage.
Pabenham. A messuage, 7 virgates land, 21a. meadow, a fishery,
12s. 11 Jd. rent, and common of pasture; and
Hynewyk manor (extent given) ; both held of William de Bello Campo
of Bedeford by service of \ knight's fee.
(7. Hen. III. File 86. (7.)
694. Robert de Jarewell.
Writ ofplenius certiorari^ on the petition of William son and heir of the said Robert,
that his homage may be taken, 6 Mar., 58 Hen. III. Inq. (undated).
William his son is his heir, and of full age.
[Northampton.] Jarewell. 1 virgate land held of the king in chief by service of
Ss. yearly, and being forester for keeping the groves of Siuele, the wood of
the farm of Nassington, the underwood of Nassington, the Hay of Neweton,
the wood of Siberton, the wood of Witeringe, the wood of Thomhawe, and
the park of Clyve; also 8a. assart held of the king, for which he rendered
18c?. yearly to the sheriff; and la. land held of John de Baleolo by service
of 4d. yearly.
C. Hen. III. File 36. (8.)
695. William de Bello Campo, of Elmeleye.
Writ (missing). Extent. Saturday after St. Mark, 58 Hen. HI.
Gloucester. Wykewauer manor and advowson (extent given), with Schesnecote
its member, which the abbot of Bruern holds, held of the king in chief by
service of ^ knight's fee.
C. Hen. III. FUe 86. (9.)
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696. Miles db Bello Campo.
Writ, 24 Dec., 68 Hen. HL
Bichard his son, aged 30 and more, is his heir.
[BuoKiNaHAM.] Inq. {undated).
Lavenden, ^ knighf s fee held of Sir Baldwin Wake by service of i
knight's fee. The issues of the land came into the hands of John de Bello
Campo, brother of the said Bichard, after the death of the said Miles 4 years
ago.
[Buckingham.] Inq. {undated).
Edelvesber', J knight's fee held of the king in chief by the service per-
taining to ^ knight's fee. He gave the same on his sick bed to John his
son, but received all the profits as long as he lived; the said John received
them for 3 years after his death, and for the 4th year, viz. 52 Hen. HI.,
they came to the hands of the king's escheator.
C. Hen. III. File 36. (10.)
697. William db Gloucbstbb.
Writ qfpleniug certiorari, on the complaint of Henry de Thornedon that the king's
escheator had ejected him from the manor of North Thorp, which he had
seized into his hand because held of him by knight's service, 17 Oct.
53 Hen. III. Inq. Thursday after St. Martin, 54 Hen. HI.
[Essex.] Northtorp manor was held by the said William of Henry de Tornidone
by 1 knight's fee, and not of the king, and the said Henry held it of John
his brother, and he of the heirs of WiUiam son of Bichard of Stanbreg.
C. Hen. III. File 36. (11.)
698. BoBBBT DB Babbling alias de Babmling.
Writ, 17 Ap. Inq. Sunday before the Ascension, 53 Hen. HI.
WiUiam de Barmling, his son, aged 30 and more, is his heir.
[Kent.] Barmling manor (extent given).
Pimpe, 50a. land, meadow worth 2a., 10s. rent, &c.
Egerdinton, 20a. land, &c. held of the archbishop of Canterbury.
The aforesaid land he held of the king in chief by service of 1 knight.
C. Hen. III. FUe 36. (12.)
699. John Bengeb.
Writ to the constable of the Tower of London and the escheator and bailiffs of
the city, 27 June. Inq. Tuesday after the Translation of St. Thomas the
Martyr, 53 Hen. HI.
London. The said John's houses were not held of the king in chief but of Sir
Bobert Creuker, service unknown : it is not the king's escheat, for the said
John died good and faithful to the king.
C. Hen. III. FUe 36. (13.)
700. BOGEB DE StODHAM.
Writ, 8 Oct. Extent, Sunday the day of St. Edward, 68 Hen. IH.
Thomas de Stodham his brother, aged 25, is hia heir,
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Essex. Sutton manor and advowson (extent given).
Plumberg. 20a. land of the king's demesne.
All held of the king in chief, with Tendring, for 2 knights' fees.
Plumberg. J knight's fee, viz. 120a. land, held of Luke de Habindun.
C. Hen. III. File 86. (14.)
701. William db Appelton alias i)B Appbtonb.
Mandate from the king's escheator to the sub-escheator in co. Essex, reciting
writ, dated 12 Jan. Inq. Tuesday after Mid Lent, 53 Hen. III.
John, his eldest son, aged 18 and more from the feast of the Conversion of
St. Paul, is his heir.
Essex. Canewedone. A messuage, 200a. land, 36«. Id. in services, &c., and
a grove, held of the King in chief by service of 1 knight's fee ; and 25a. held
of John de Wikeford, rendering 2d.
Estwode parish. 20a. held of Ralph de Appetone, rendering 5«. 6d-
yearly to the heirs of James de Estwod and the said Ralph ; 16s. rent of the
fee of the said John de Wikeford, from divers tenants ; and 1 pair of gilt
spurs from Sir Reginald de Grey for a certain marsh.
C. Hen. HI. FiU 86 (15.)
702. John Gbbvas.
JVrit (de melius inqtiirendo), 28 Aug. 58 Hen. III.
of the said John, aged 7^, is his heir, and was of full age
when he was born, according to the custom of the town of Bridiport.
Dorset. Inq. Wednesday after Peter ad Vincula, 53 Hen. III.
Bridiport. 4J burgages held of the king in chief, rendering yearly
9d. each, one of which renders yearly Ss. to the abbot of Ford ; and
a mill held of Sir GeoflErey de Mandevilla, rendering 3d. yearly to the king,
and 6d. or 1 pair of gilt spurs to the said Geoffrey.
Dorset. Extent 53 Hen. HI. (fragment).
manor (extent given) ; and a mill
in the said manor of Sir Geoffrey de Mandevill by
homage and serv-ice Bridiport a certain miU
• of the said Geoffrey gilt spurs ; and the said Geoffrey
rendered of yearly rent by the
hands of the said John Gervas.
C.Hen.IILFileQ6. (16.)
703. William de la Were.
Writ, 11 Feb. Inq. Monday after St. Valentine, 53 Hen. III.
Peter de la Were, his elder brother, aged 60 and more, is his heir.
Hereford. Bromyard and Grendon. 2 carucates land held by charter of
the bishop of Hereford, rendering 50s. yearly.
Bolinghope, Brompton, la Fenne and Cumpton, outside the said
bishopric. 41 lis. 4rf. rent, held of Roger le Waleis, rendering lib. pepper
and lib. cummin yearly.
Clatere. 14s. 6d. rent and lib. pepper held of Walter de Hodebach,
rendering Jd. yearly.
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Norton. lOs. rent held of John de Yeddefen, rendering Id. yearly.
Pirye. 18«. rent held of Hugh de Bladis, rendering Id. yearly.
Whitebum. 4«. rent held of Walter de la Walle, rendering Id. yearly.
Hampton. 58. rent held of Bichard Marescallus of Bockamton,
rendering Id. yearly.
C. Hen. III. File 86. (17.)
■704. William db Crikbtot alias db Kirkbtot.
Writ, 11 March, 58 Hen. HI.
Wilham his son, age 81 and more, is his heir.
[Suffolk.] Extent. Monday after Palm Sunday, 58 Hen. HI.
Ouisdene manor (extent given) held of the king in chief of the honour
of Boulogne by 1 knight's fee, viz. a hauberk.
[Suffolk.] Extent. Easter Eve, 58 Hen. III.
Middleton manor and advowson (extent given) held of William de
Blanmoster in chief by service of 1 knight.
Westleton. B^a. arable in demesne, a marsh, and 18Z. rent of
assize, &c. held of the prior of St. Etheldreda of Hely.
C. Hen. HI. File 86. (18.)
705. William db Crbkbtot.
Writ {missing). Extent, Monday after Palm Sunday, 58 Hen. Ill {defective).
William his son, aged 80 . . . . , is his heir.
[Cambridge.] Carlton, Balsham and Badburham. He held no lands there of the
king in chief, but held de Frevile, and of the prior of Lewis
by service of IJ knight's fee.
E. Series I. File 1958. No, 3.
706. John db Gatbsden and Hawis db Nbvill sometime his wife.
Writ, 10 Ap. 58 Henry HI.
Heir unspecified.
[Sussex.] Extent, Tuesday before St. George, 58 Hen. III.
Wollaventon manor and advowson with its members of Grafham and
Alveredesham (extent given). Nicholas de Wauncy, who sold the said
manor with its member of Alveredesham, held the same of the bishop of
Exeter for 2 knights' fees.
[Sussbx.] Extent, Sunday before St. George, 58 Hen, HI.
Wauderne Wauncy. 6Z. 14Jd. rent of assize, pannage, and JZfc. pepper.
Wauderne Banes alids Basnes, Baundes. 84^. ll^d. rent of assize.
42«. 2d. rent of customers, fowls, herbage, pannage, pleas and perquisites, &c.
Flechinge alias Flecinges. 55«. Id. and %U). pepper rent of assize,
14«. lOJd. rent of customers, fowls, tallage, &c.
Berkaump. A messuage, 115a. arable, 19a. meadow, 16s. Id. rent of
freemen, 87fi. Id. from customers, wood and pasture.
Bevenden. 68a. land, pasture for sheep worth 12s., and 2G«. rent of
assize.
Dicheninge. 65«. 5d. rent of assize, held by the sale of William de
Colevill.
Flecinge, the advowson of the church.
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He held Flecinge, Berkampe and Bevendene by the sale of Master William de
Perepont, service unknown ; the rent of Wauderne Wauncy of the heirs of
Nicholas de Wauncy ; and that of Wauderne Eaundes of GeoflBrey de Raundes.
[Surrey.] Extent, Monday before St. George, 58 Hen. HI.
Westcote manor (extent given), tenure unspecified.
Bromleye. 89a. lOJd. rent of assize held of the hospital of Sandon.
[Sussex.] Extent, Sunday before St. George, 58 Hen. III.
Heckhton manor (extent given), including 28«. 2d. rent of villeins of
Hodleye, held, with other lands in co. Somerset, of the heirs of Katharine
de Monte Acuto, service unknown ; whereof John de Grely has 2 parts, and
Robert Waleraund the third part.
WrU of extent, &c. 12 April, 53 Henry HI.
Whereas th^ king was bound by letters patent to provide Robert
Walerand with a lady or girl in marriage with the wardship of 200/. land, and
has granted to him the marriage of the daughter and heir of John de Gatesden,
and 200 marks of his lands, saving to Hawis late his wife her reasonable dower,
until the full age of the heir, with the advowsons, &c. ; but the said Robert has not
yet had but 89Z. 11«. IJd. of land ; the king, willing that the said grant should be
conipleted, has granted to him the manors of JBrawater, Durinton, Walecot, Leybrok,
Dedeling, Waudern Raundes, Waudern Wancy, Bromleye, Bevenden, Dychenyng)
Bradeford, WoUaventon with its members of Grafham and Alvredesham, and
Alkeburn, on condition that they shall be again extended, and if they
are worth more than the king is bound for, the said Robert shall answer
for it to the king, and if there shall be any deficiency the king will satisfy it
elsewhere. The escheator is therefore commanded to deliver the said manors to
the said Robert in wardship, and to extend all the manors and lands in the said
Robert's hands of the said John's inheritance.
(See Nos. 551 and 881.)
C. Hen. III. FUe 86. (19.)
707. Ankbrus alias Aunckbrus de Frbschbynvull alias db Frechbvill.
Writ of plenius certioraH, whether the marriage of A [mice] late his wife pertains
to the king, &c., 12 Jan. 58 Hen. HI.
Nottingham; Risbclive wapentake. Inq. {undated).
Boney manor, held before the war of the king in chief by barony for
J knight's fee, of which Amice sometime his wife has her dower, whose
marriage pertains to the king because the said Ankerus held of the king
in chief.
Derby; Scarnesdale wapentake. Inq. {imdated).
Scartheclive and the Sokens (Sokena), 2 knights' fees (extent given)
held of the king in chief, by service of 2 knights' fees, and suit at the
wapentake of Scarnesdale and the county (court) of Derby.
Staveley, Wodethorpe and Wytewel. 4 bovates land in demesne, 22«.
from the mill of Staveley, 28s. 8d. from free men, and 10 bovates in
villenage, held of the free marriage of Amice his wife of Sir R. Musard by
Id. yearly.
The marriage (of the said Amice) pertains to the king, because the said
Aunckerus held of the king in chief by barony, and can be sold for 2,81. 4rf.
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Derby ; Morleyston wapentake. Inq, (undated.)
Kryche (extent given), held of the king in chief by barony by service of
i knight's fee, and suit at the county (court) and wapentake.
The marriage of the said Amice pertains to the king (as abovesaid).
Derby ; Lochirchb wapentake. Inq. (undated.)
Alewaston (extent given), held of Sir William Bardolf for 2 knights'
fees and suit at his court at Scelford co. Nottingham.
The marriage of Lady Amice sometime his wife pertains to the king, because
he held by barony of the king Boney and Kruche, and in Escardeklive and
Pautirton in Escarnedale (as abovesaid).
G. Hen. III. File 86. (20.)
708. Warin de Bassinoburn.
Writ of plenius certioran, 18 May. Inq. Sunday the Octave of St. Michael,
58 Hen. III.
[Cambridge.] Bassingburn. 1 hide land (extent given) was held of William
de Cheney (deceased, who held of the king in chief), of the honour of
Boulogne ; the site of the castle and 80Z. land were held of the honour of
Richmond by service of a ^ knight's fee ; and a water mill and la. land
were held of the fee of GeoflErey le Bus by service of 6«. yearly.
Sir John de Britannia holds the said hide in his hands, for what reason
is unknown unless that he believed it to be of his fee ; and he holds the castle
and 80{. land by reason of the wardship of the son and heir of said Warin.
Gilbert de Cheleseye, guardian of the land and heir of Geoffrey le Bus, holds
the said mill and acre of land.
C. Hen. III. File 87. (1.)
709. Petronilla de la Wodbhuse.
Writ of plenius certiorari, 18 Jan. on the petition of Alan de Beltoft. Inq. Ash
Wednesday, 68 Hen. HI.
[Nottingham.] (La Wodehuse.) A messuage, 96a. land and a moiety of the site
of a mill, held of the king in chief by socage, rendering 82«. yearly.
Beginham. A messuage, 88a. land, 82a. wood, and 8 bovates held by
free tenants, held of the archbishop of York, rendering 8s. yearly and suit
(of court).
Bedene. 18a. land held of the fee of Sir Adam de Everingham, by
4d. yearly and suit of court.
Cashale. i of a toft, 10a. land and ^a. wood held of the fee of the said
archbishop rendering 4d. yearly.
Tilne. 4 bovates land held of the fee of the said archbishop rendering
2«. yearly and suit (of court).
All these lands are partible between the heirs, but were not parted before ;
but once there were four brothers, and Alan the elder put himself in (possession of)
the whole land ; and his three brothers Godfrey, Eoger and Laurence seeking
their share, he voluntarily gave the whole of Cashalle to Godfrey, 8 bovates to
Roger , and land in Clarebor and Tilne to Laurence, with
which they were content.
Endorsed : — He renounces this inquisition and says he will sue for the share
falling to him by hereditary right before the justices of eyre in co. Derby.
{See No. 671.)
a Hev. III. File 37. (2.)
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710. EOBBRT DB GURNAY.
WHt, 22 April, 58 Hen. IH.
Anselm (AnceUus) his son, is his heir and of full age*
Wilts. Extent, Sunday after St. Augustine, 58 Hen. III.
Sernekote jnanor and advowson (extent given) held of the earl of
Gloucester in chief for J knight's fee.
Somerset. Extent, Sunday after St. Augustine, 58 Hen. III.
Harpetre manor (extent given) held of the king in chief by service of
J knight's fee.
Bare we and Hyngelescombe manors (extents given) held, with other
foreign fees pertaining thereto in cos. Somerset, Dorset and Wilts, of the
earl of Gloucester in chief by service of 22^ knights' fees.
Gloucester. Extent y Sunday before St. Barnabas, 58 Hen. III. (defective).
Beverstane manor, including the site of the court outside the castle,
with the advowson, and Weston and Halberton manors (extents given), held
of the king in chief by service of 1 knight's fee.
Oure and Puriton manors (extents given) held of the earl of Warwyk
in chief by service of J knight's fee, and 1 sparrowhawk or 2«. for the manor
of Puriton, which manor was delivered to the men of the town by Maurice
de Gaunt, uncle of the said Eobert, at fee farm for lOZ., with all the issues
excepting fisheries.
Eedwyk manor (extent given) held of the bishop of Worcester at
fee farm for 101. yearly.
C. Hen. III. File 87. (8.)
711. Richard db Playz.
Writ, 8 July, 58 Hen. III.
Balph his son, age variously stated as 2j^ and 8 and more, is his heir.
Norfolk. Extent, Friday the eve of St. Margaret, 58 Hen. III.
Chnapetun manor with the advowson (extent given), including a pasture
called Brodigg', held of the earl of Warenne in chief, service unspecified.
Sidestrond, ^ knight's fee pertaining to Chnapetun held by Adam de
Punigges.
[Essex.] Extent, The eve of St. John the Baptist, 58 Hen. III.
Akle manor with the advowson of Great Akle (extent given), held of
the king in chief by knight's fee.
[Essex.] Extent, Tuesday the morrow of St. John the Baptist, 58 Hen. III.
Benefeld manor (extent given), including lands in the park of Alsieshay,
and in Stanstede, pasture in the little castle {casteUo) of Ulgrave, and 80a. of
cut wood called * taillyz,' held of the king in chief through the part falling to
him of the inheritance of Richard de Munfichet, who held of the king in
chief by barony. 9^ and ^ knights' fees pertain to the part which the said
Richard (de Playz) held of the said inheritance.
Norfolk. Extent, Wednesday before St. Margaret, 58 Hen. III. (defaced.)
Weting manor with the advowson (extent given), including the pastures
of Branduneholm, Scyrnour(?), and Kockeshowedele, rents in Santun, Krokes-
tun, and Schipetham, and a fishery in the mere of Oteringyte (?), tenure
unspecified or illegible.
Krokestom (?), the advowson of the church.
Bromhil Priory, the advowson.
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Batlesdene, 1 knight's fee held by Sir Roger de Ratlesdene of the lord
of Wetingge.
Bernham, J knight's fee held of the same.
Nortwold, J knight's fee.
Melwold, J knight's fee.
Runhale, J knight's fee.
Sussex. Inq. Wednesday the eve of St. Peter ad Vincula, 68 Henry HI.
Worthe. 60a. arable, and 62«. lid. rent, &c.
Warplesburn. A messuage 178a. arable, 12a. meadow, 100a. wood with
pasture, 41. 16«. Jd. rent of assize, 57s. 3Jd. customary works, a water mill, &c.
Waningore. 184a. arable in demesne, 28s. 2d. rent of assize, 27a. and
8r. meadow, 80a. wood with pasture, 66a. pasture, sheep pasture on the
hills, pleas of court, &c.
Iford. A messuage, 174a. arable, 55a. meadow, pasture, 11. 58. Ad. rent
of assize, with works at Blachington, Wittedene and Kingeston, &c.
Lewes. 106». 6d. rent of assize.
All held of the earl of Warrenne, service unknown except that they owe
suit at Sussex county (court), and at the earl's court at Lewes.
Chaggeleye. The advowson of the church.
Worthe. The advowson of the church.
Waningore. 12s. are due to a chaplain celebrating in the chapel there for
the ancestors of the said Richard.
C. Hen. III. File 87. (4.)
712. William le Tavebker alias Tabebnab', lately drowned.
Writ de escaeta, 28 May. Inq. Saturday after St. Barnabas, 58 Hen. III.
Wilts. Marleberg. Juliana daughter of Walter de BristoU was in the wardship
of Master Roger de la Grene, and after her afSance to the said William she
delivered by deed all the tenements which came to her from her father to
Thomas de la Grene by the compulsion of her friends, but he had no seisin
therein, and gave all his right therein to the said William in free marriage
with the said Juliana at the church door ; wherefore the king cannot have
any escheat.
C. Hen. III. File 87. (5.)
713. Mastbb Thomas de Sancto Edmundo.
Writ de escaeta, 10 April. Inq. Monday before St. George, 58 Hen. HI,
Cambbidge. Cambridge. The houses late of the said Thomas are not the
king's escheat through his death, and the king cannot give them away
without injury to Luke, son of Clarice de Ruschebrok ; for one Walter de
Sancto Edmundo gave them to the said Thomas and the heirs of his body,
with remainder to the said Luke his brother and the heirs of his body, and
if he should die without such heirs, during the lifetime of Christiana and
Cecily his sisters, then to them and their heirs, whereof final concord was
made at Westminster on the morrow of All Souls, 41 Hen. III. Sir Ralph
Pirot holds the said houses, and ejected the said Luke by force.
C. Hen. III. File 87. (6.)
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714. BOBBRT BUBSBL.
Writ to the escheator ia co. Devon to execute a former mandate without delay,
8 March. Inq, Friday in Easter week, 58 Hen. III.
Theobald his son, aged 5 at the feast of the Nativity of St. John the Baptist
next, is his heir.
Devon. Tenggewyke alias Teyngwyk manor, held of the king in chief with a
moiety of the foreign hundred, by service of 1 pair of gilt spurs yearly at
the king's exchequer.
The treasurer and barons of the exchequer to the king. Having inspected
at the king's command his charter to Theobald de Engleychevill of the manor of
Teyngwyk, the said Theobald's charter to Bobert Bussel, the king's confirmation
thereof, and the escheator's inquisition, they find that the said Bobert held the
manor of the king by service of 1 pair of gilt spurs yearly for all service. They
do not find from the rolls that land so held is socage, but land held by 1 pair
of gilt spurs or 6d. or more, is socage ; it is for the King and council to judge
whether land held by 1 pair of gilt spurs for all service is socage or serjeanty.
C. Hen. III. File 37. (7.)
715. William Trapun alias Trapoun.
Writ de escaeta to the warden and bailiffs of the city of London, 18 April.
Inq. Wednesday before St. George the Martyr, 58 Hen. HI.
London. The houses late of the said William in St. Sepulchre's parish outside
the gate of Neugate are the King's escheat because the said William died
without heir, and made no mention of them in his will.
C. Hen. HI. File 87. (8.)
716. John de Esseltngton.
Writ of plenius certiorari to John de Beygate and Wychard de Charrum alias
Gwychard de Gharron, 18 May, on the complaint of Alexander, son of
the said John, that the escheator had ejected him from the manor of
Frammelington. Inq. Friday after the Translation of St. Martin,
58 Hen. III.
[Northumberland.] Framelington manor (extent given), held of Sir Boger
Bertrem by service of J knight's fee, was given by the said John, who was
of sane mind and could give the same, 8 days and more before his death, to
his son Alexander ; who had peaceful seisin of the manor for 5 weeks, until
the .king's sub-escheator ejected him and took the manor with the other lands
of the said John into the king's hands. The king gave all the said lands to
Sir William de Sancto Ermino until the lawful age of the heir of the said
John, and he gave his right to Master Bichard de Clyffocd, and he to Thomas
de Clyyedon, and he to John son of Alan de Esselington ; and because the
the King had been deceived about the alienation of the said manor, the
escheator before Whitsunday last, caused the manor to be seized into the
king's hands, upon which came John son of Alan and Bobert Cort of
Wychingham, and ejected the king. The king can restore the manor to
the said Alexander without injury to the heir of the said John or anyone
else.
C. Hen. III. File 87. (9.)
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717. Isabel, wife of Booer son and heir of Boqeb de Cuffobd^ and eldest
daughter and one of the heirs of Bobbbt db Vbtbbi Fonts.
Return from Robert Wallerond tdiaa Waleraund to the king, 15 June,
reciting tcrit of certiorari de etate, dated 28 April, 68 Hen, III.
[Hereford.] Having seen the said Isabel at Erdesleye and examined her age
he judged that she was of full age.
C. Hen. III. FUe 87. (10.)
718. Matthias de Bezill alias de Besilles.
Writ, 29 Nov. 58 Hen. III. Inq. {undated.)
John de Besilles, his eldest son, aged 23 at the feast of St. Peter in Cathedra
next, is his heir.
Devon. Alfintune manor in the hundred of Stanburges, held of the king in chief
as of fee, service unknown, but the manor paid 86«. yearly to the king's
manor of Dupeford.
Writ, 12 Dec. Inq. Saturday after St. Lucy, 58 Hen. III.
Wilts. Woedhull manor (extent given with names of tenants), held of the king
in chief by rendering 4 barbed arrows yearly at the king's exchequer. Alice
sometime the wife of William de Englechevile holds ^ of the manor in dower.
Memorandum. He held the manors of Wdebiri and Lewenestune in the
hundred of Buddeleye in wardship of the gift of the king until the full age
of the heir of Sir GeofiErey de Alba Mara.
Extracts from Fine Rolls dated 25 Dec. 68 Hen. III., and 6 Feb. 20 Edw. I.
Concerning the homage of the said John de Bezilles and livery of the said
lands, &c., to him ; and the wardship of his heir.
C. Hen. III. FUe 87. (11.)
719. Henry de Hastinges.
Writ (missing). Extent, Tuesday after Pahn Sunday, 58 Hen. IH.
John his son, aged 6 on the day of St. John ante Portam Latinam,
52 Hen. III., is his heir.
[Suffolk and Norfolk.] Litgate manor with the advowson (extent given), held
of the abbot of St. Edmund in chief by service of 1 knight.
Knights' fees held of the manor : —
Wrede, 1 fee held by Sir William de Valenc*.
Gaysle, | fee held by Alexander de la Gressunere; and ^ fee by
Alexander de Beyvellers ?
Poslingword, 1 fee held by William de Camera.
Gavenedis, 1 fee held by Sir Miles de Hastinges.
Eoclyherling (?), ^ fee held by Thomas de Hackeford.
Tibeam, 1 fee held by Richard Liming* (?)•
Gressing, 1 fee held by Sir Nicholas de Hasting'.
Purle, 1 fee held by Sir Hugh de Herdeberye.
Little Udeleye and Little Horningesherd, i fee held by Richard de
Hauvile.
C. Hen. III. File 37. (12-)
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720. Hugh db Morwyk,
Writ, 2 MarcH. Inq. Friday the morrow of St. Mark, 63 Hen. IH.
He had 3 daughters, one married to Boger de Lomel' and aged 21, another
married to John de Bulemer and aged 15 at the feast of St. Hilary last, and
the third married to John de Boseles and aged 11 at Easter last.
Northumberland. West Chyvington. 201. land, held (of the King?) by
knight's service, rendering 1 mark to the castle of Bamburg, and doing suit
at the county (courts).
Morewyk and a moiety of Est Chyvington, viz. 80Z. land, held of
Sir John de Vescy by knight's service.
Langhurst and Pendemore. 20Z. land held of Sir Bobert Bertram of
Bothal in free marriage. '
Beveley. 61. land held of Geoffrey de Lucy doing foreign service. (See
No. 759.)
C. Hen. III. FUe 37. (18.)
721. John de Ghyreburi.
Writ {missing.) Inq. Thursday the vigil of St. Nicholas, 54 Hen. HI.
Wygan his son is his heir, and of full age.
Wilts. Sonde. 15Z. land, held of the king for \ knight's fee, and a grove for lU,
in serjeanty.
Winterburn. 11. Vis. Id. land, held of the earl of Hereford for 1 knight's
fee and the advowson of the church.
C. Hen. III. File 37. (14.)
722. Nigel Bbeet alias Begee of Southampton.
Writ, 21 Oct., 54 Hen. III. Inq. {undated.)
Valentine his son, aged 18, is his heir.
[Southampton.] Wodecote and Bromdene. 1 carucate land held of the king
in chief by service of being keeper of the gaol of Winchester, at his own
cost and peril.
Eilham. ^ carucate land held of GeofiErey de Ghaucumbe by service of
20«. and lib. pepper.
Winchester. J carucate outside Winchester, held of the prior of St
Swithin's by service of 32«. yearly.
C. Hen. III. FUe 87. (15.)
723. William de la Laund alias de la Londe.
Writ, 13 Dec. 54 Hen. III. Inq. {undated.)
He had one son, aged nine, but his name is unknown to the jury, because
he was born in co. Derby.
[Essex.] Maldon. Land &c. (unspecified) held of the king in chief by service
of i knight's fee.
r. Hen. III. File 37. (16.)
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724. Thomas db Brampton.
Writ, 27 June. Inq. Wednesday before the Gule of Autumn (sic)^ 54 Hen. III.
Beatrice, his sister, aged 40, wife of Miles Den of Brampton, is his heir.
Norfolk. Boketon. 6 marks rent held of the king in chief, service unknown,
receivable from a tenement held by Simon son of Richard of the king.
C. Hen. III. File 87. (17.)
725. Alan db Bombny.
Writ, 15 Feb. Inq. Thursday before St. Gregory, 54 Hen. III.
Bobert, his son, is his heir and of full age.
Northampton. Horepol township, viz. — 6 virgates land, held of the king in chief
by service of J knight's fee {jper servicium sex part' jnilitar').
C. Hen. in. File 87. (18.)
726. Thomas Tyrbl.
WHt, 14 Feb. Inq. The eve of St. Matthias, 54 Hen. III.
Balph Tyrel, age 21 at Michaelmas last, is his heir.
Bedford. Wylden manor (extent given), held of the king in chief, service
unspecified.
The said Thomas sold 46«. rent and many other lands.
C. Hen. III. File 87. (19.)
727. Henry db Cramavill.
Writ, 80 Jan., 54 Hen. III.
Henry, his son, aged 22 and more, is his heir.
Kbnt. Inq. The morrow of St. Blaise, 54 Hen. III.
Gravesende manor with the advowson.
Solton manor.
Both held of the king in chief rendering 4} marks yearly for the guard of
Dover castle.
[Essex.] Inq. {undated.)
Eeynham manor (extent given), held of the king in chief, rendering
yearly for that and 8 other manors 608. for the guard of Dover castle, for all
services.
C. Hen. III. File ^1. (20.)
728- Beginald de Yautort alias db Valbtort.
Writ, 16 Jan., 54 Hen. HI.
Boger de Yautort, his uncle, is his heir and of full age.
Devon. Inq. {undated.)
Bnkesham manor (extent given), held of the king in chief by barony;
whereof Lady Joan de Yautort, mother of the said Beginald, is dowered of
a third part.
Clautune manor, held by John de Batton, of the honour of Hurbertune
paying 4Z. yearly.
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Devon. Inq. {undated.)
Brideford manor (extent given), tenure unspecified ; whereof Sir
Alexander de Okestune holds 6 marks rent for life of the gift of Sir Balph
de Yautort, and the said Lady Joan is dowered of a third part.
Devon. Inq, (undated,)
Hurbertun manor (extent given), held of the king in barony, answering
for 27 j^ fees and \ fee; whereof the said Lady Joan is dowered of a third
part, and Eustace de Burlestune holds 16a. rent for life of the gift of Sir
Balph de Yautort.
C. Hen. III. fUe 38. (1.)
729. Walter de Dunstanvil alias de Dunstamvilla.
Mandate from the king's escheator to the escheator in co. Wilts reciting Writ
dated 28 Jan. Inq. Saturday after the Purification, 64 Hen. IIL
He died on Tuesday after St. Hilary last. Petronilla his daughter, aged 22
on the day of St. Peter in Cathedra next, whom Bobert de Monteforti married,
is his heir.
Wilts. Cumbe manor with the advowson.
Gullerne alias GoUem manor with the advowson.
Sterte manor.
Hurdecote manor.
Hegtredeburi manor.
For all which he owed to the king service of 8 knights.
C. Hen. IIL File 38. (2.)
730. William lb Bbbt.
Writy 15 June. Inq. Thursday after St. John the Baptist, 54 Hen. III.
Balph le Bret his brother, is his heir and is of age {est etatis).
Dorset. Blakemore. A moiety of the bailiwick of the forest held of the king in
chief rendering 4«. yearly ; also 56a. arable, Sa. meadow, and a messuage
with a barton, held of Boger {Regb) de Plumbare by suit of court and royal
service only; and 40a. in demesne and la. meadow held of William de
Sancto Quintino by 2s. Qd. for all service, saving royal.
Endorsed: — Memorandum that John de la Lynd came before the king and
asserted that by inquisition made before Geoffrey de Langeleye and other
justices for pleas of the forest in co. Dorset it was found that Balph le Bi"et,
father of the said William, only held that bailiwick at the king's will, and
he made fine by 10 marks to hold it so.
C. Hen. III. File 38. (8.)
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731. Albreda db Botbrell.
Mandate, dc, to the escheator in co. Wilts, reciting Writ dated 10 July.
Inq. Friday before St. Margaret, 54 Hen. HI.
Oliver de Ingeham, aged 40 and more, is her heir.
Wilts. Estgremsted and Westdune. 2 carucates land held of the king in
chief by service of 1 knight.
Hampteworthe. 100«. land held of the bishop of Winchester, doing
scutage pertaining to 1 knight's fee.
(;. Hen. III. Filt' 38. (4.)
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732. BOGER DE QUENCY, EAIO. OF WINCHESTER.
Writ (of certiorari) de feodis, dcc.y to the sheriff of Lincoln, that the co-heirs
may receive their pourparties, 16 July, 54 Hen. HI. Inq. {undated,)
Lincoln. Five parts of a knight's fee, viz. —
Stainton and Wlrikeby, 2 parts of the said 5, held by Richard son
and heir of Richard de BusUingthorp.
Croxton and Kirmington, 8 parts of the said 5, held by John de
Albiniaco, Roger de Sancto Andrea, and Suspirus de Baiocis, besides
4 bovates land held by the abbot of Thorneton in frank almoin.
Croxton, a moiety of the advowson, which the said earl conferred on
Master Adam de Norfolk, who survives.
All held of the king in chief.
Similar writ to the sheriff of Cambridge, 18 July, 54 Hen. III. Inq. (undated.)
Cambridge. Trumpiton, 2 knights' fees held by Roger de Trumpyton and the
heirs of John de Cayly.
Arington, 1 knight's fee held by the heirs of Maud Dyve, viz. —
John de Asphale, Walter Denefer, and Laui;ence de Sancto Andrea.
Orewell, 1 knight's fee held by Ralph de Cameys.
All held of the king in chief.
Gransete, 1 knight's fee, of the fee of Roger de Mortymer, held by
Henry de Lacy.
Gretton, 1 knight's fee held by Roger de Trumpiton ; and the advowson
of the church held by the heirs of John de Cayly.
Similar writ to the sheriff of Northampton, 18 July, 54 Hen. HI.
Scludule of fees (undated).
Northampton. Hasilbec, Pithisford, Waldegrave and Norhtoft, 1 fee held by
Richard de Henred.
Mindeford and Hasilbeche, 1 fee held by William Burdet.
Farendun, J fee held by Thomas Maunsel.
Bramptun, fee unknown, held by William Rocelin.
Farningho, 1 fee held by Warin son of Gerard.
Wudeforde, 1 fee held by Richard Basset.
Maideford, 1 fee held by Thomas Kyn.
Estrop, 1 fee held by William de Stapiltun and William Mordaunt.
Haudeneby, 1 fee held by Philip de Nevill and Sibyl de Aldeneby.
Bproptun, 1 fee held by Eustacia de Arderne and Thomas, her son.
Similar writ to the sheriff of Huntingdon, 19 July, 54 Hen. HI. Inq. (undated.)
Huntingdon. Swho Weston. 1 knight's fee held of the fee of Wigemor of the
small fee of Mortain ; and 2 carucates land in Stert in the same manor,
held of the honour of Huntingdon.
Enesbiri, 1 knight's fee held of Sir John de Baloyl of the honour of
Huntedon, whereof Sir Roger de Leibum holds a moiety with the Countess
in dower, and Sir Thomas de Berkele, through Joan de Ferar[iis], his wife,
the other moiety.
Dodigton, | knight's fee held of the earl by John de Lutlebiri.
Enesbiri. The advowson of the church. (See Nos. 587 and 776.)
C. Hen. IIL File 88. (5.)
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733. William db Bbymbs.
Writ, 26 Jan. Inq. Friday after the Purification, 54 Hen. III.
John, his son, aged 18 at Michaeknas next, is his heir.
Suffolk. Heham. 3i6a. land and 4a. wood held of the king in chief rendering
8«. 5d., and owing suit at the king's hundred (court); and 88a. land, a
messuage, 6a. wood and pasture, 4a. meadow, a watermill, 20«. rent and
^ mark works and customs, held of the fee of the earl Marshal, service
unspecified.
Holetun. 20a. land and 1 mark free rent, held of Alan de Bromford
and Simon de Bromford, service unspecified.
C. Hen. III. File 38. (6.)
734. John de la Stock.
Wiit of certiorari to John de la Penna, 25 Oct. 54 Hen. III. on the claim of
Thomas de Messenden, as next of kin to the heir, for the wardship of the
lands, &c. of the said John which are held in socage, and which had come
to the hands of Queen Eleanor by reason of the wardship of the lands and
heir of John de Eynecurt, which are in her hands by the king's grant.
Buckingham. Inq. Tuesday the morrow of St. Hugh, 55 Hen. IH.
Woburn. 2 virgates land held of the heirs of John de Eynecurt, one by
service of ^ knight's fee, and the other in free socage rendering to the
said heirs 5«. yearly.
Hertford. Inq. Wednesday the morrow of St. Martin, 55 Hen. HI.
La Stock. 1 carucate land held in free socage of the heir of Ralph
de Querdon, rendering 20«. Id. yearly ; and a small piece of land held of
Katherine, daughter of Arnold de Berkele, in free socage rendering 20d.
yearly.
C. Hen. III. FiU 88. (7.)
735. Alan la Zuche alias la Suche.
Writ (missing). Inq. Sunday before St. Michael, 54 Hen. III.
Eoger his son, age variously stated as 28 and more and 80, is his heir.
Devon. Nort Multon, held of the king in chief by service of 1 serjeanty.
Leicester. Esseby la Zuche manor (extent given) held of the heir of the earl
of Winchester by service of 1 knight's fee.
Sussex. Inq, (undated.) (Unspecified,) 2J fees held of Sir Henry de Percy, doing
royal service ; and J fee of Sir Robert de Muhaut by royal service.
C. Hen. III. File 88. (8.)
736. William super Tese alias super Teyse.
Wnt, 17 Oct., 54 Hen. III. Inq. Friday after the Invention of the Holy Cross,
55 Hen. III.
Walter his son, aged 21 on the eve of St. John ante Portam Latinam,
55 Hen. III. is his heir.
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NoRTHTJMBEBLAND. Noi'tli Goseford, held of the king in chief rendering 1 mark
yearly for guard of the castle of Newcastle on Tyne.
The king conferred the wardship of the lands and heir, immediately
after the death of the said William, upon Sir Adam de Gesemuth, and he
upon Ralph de Cotum, who sold it to Sir John de Cotum, his brother, when -
he took his way to the Holy Land. {See No. 391).
C. Hen. III. File 38. (9.)
737- Hawis de Basevill.
Writ, 28 March. Inq. Thursday before Palm Sunday, 54 Hen. III.
Her daughters, Joan {Jona) de Basevile, and Roesia (Royssia) the wife
of Stephen de Penescestre, are her heirs and of full age.
Buckingham. EduUegburh alias EduUesbouruh. J knight's fee (extent given),
held of the king in chief by service of i knight ; a meadow held of the prior
of Caudewell rendering 12d. yearly ; and a mill held of William de Aspele
rendering 30«. yearly.
Seybroc, J knight's fee (extent given), including meadow in Chetendon
and Cattestrop, held of Sir Geoffrey de Luci by service of J knight's fee
and suit of court.
C. Hen. III. File 88. (10.)
738. Hblbwiba, sometime the wife of Richard de Wernune.
Writ {missing). Inq. Saturday before the Annunciation, 54 Hen. IH.
Lady Ada, late the wife of Sir Ralph de Levington, is her heir and of full
age.
Cumberland. Burgh (extent given with names of tenants), including 2s. rent or
1 sparrow-hawk from the manor of Routhclif, held by Gilbert le Frauncays,
and 2«. from a house in the city of Carlisle, held by Thomas Sppt and his
wife.
Kircoswald (extent given with names of tenants) including 40^. for a
moiety of the town of Staffol, freely held by John de Staffol.
All held of the king in chief rendering 8^. Sd. cornage yearly, and doing suit
at Cumberland county (court).
C. Hen. III. File 88. (11.)
739. Walter Wythbr.
Writ, 19 Oct. Inq. Sunday before SS. Simon and Jude, 54 Hen. HI.
He died in his house at Lydeneye on Tuesday the morrow of St. Michael
last.
His daughters, Sibyl the wife of Robert de Bruneshope, and Elizabeth the
wife of William Buter, each aged ^6 and more, are his heirs.
Gloucester. St. Bravell. A messuage, Gs. rent, and 12a. land, held of the king
in chief by service of finding one foot sergeant for keeping the forest.
Caldewell. 12a. land held of the king in chief rendering 4«. at the
castle of St. Bravell.
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Huwaldesfeld. 12a. land held of the abbot of Tinteme by Bervice of
Irf. yearly.
Lydeneye. A messuage, i virgate land and i m&rk rent, held of the
prior of Lyre rendering 12d. yearly.
On Sunday before his death, came the said William Buter and took from him
the feoffment of the bailiwick of the said serjeanty, but he never moved from
his sick bed after nor for long before ; the same Sunday he made a feoffment on
his sick bed to William, younger son of the said William Buter, of his lands in
Lydeneye and Galdewell, and after his death the friends of the said William, who
is under age, put themselves in seisin in his name ; and thus there is a contention
about the said serjeanty and lands between the heirs of the said Walter and the
said WilUam Buter and William his son : of the lands in Huwaldesfeld and
St. Bravell the said Walter died seised in his demesne as of fee.
C. Hen. III. File 88. (12.)
740. William le Pruz, knight.
Writ, 21 Oct., 54 Hen. HI. Inq. Friday after St. Brice.
W^illiam, his son, aged 25, is his heir.
Devon. Giddeley alias Giddelith manor (extent given), held of the king in
chief at fee farm rendering 72«. \d. yearly, which the sheriff receives'as his
own farm.
Stodbyri manor (extent given), held of Bichard son of Stephen by service
of i knight's fee.
Cumesheved (extent given), held of John de Bath* rendering 10«. yearly
and doing Ibd. service when scutage runs.
Hacche manor (extent given), held of John Pace rendering 61. yearly.
Golton (extent given), held of the heirs of Roger de Taune rendering
50s. yearly.
C. Hen. HI. File 38. (IS.)
741. BoLAND alias Bodland de Axstbde, (dias de Acstbde, de Oxstbd^ knight.
Writy 19 Aug., 54 Hen. HI.
Bodland his son, aged 80, is his heir.
[Surrey.] Inq. (undated.) Acstede manor. 209a. arable, 12a. meadow, 24a.
wood, 19a. pasture, 10a. sheep pasture on the hill, 2 mills, a court and
garden, 19/. 14a. rent of assize, 80a. services, &c., with the advowson of the
church, held of the king in chief, and it ought to answer for 8 knights' fees
when scutage runs ; and 188a. arable, 5a. meadow, 16a. underwood, 20a.
sheep pasture on the hill, and 2 mills, held of John de Nevill, and it
ought to answer for 2 knights' fees when scutage runs, and pay 100a. yearly.
Kent. Inq. (undated.) Netlestede. J knight's fee (extent given), held of
Walter de Pridinton and Margery his wife, and llja.in gavelkind by service
of 2a. dd. ; also 25a. arable, held of Alexander de Helgthe for t^ fee, and
8a. arable and 2a. meadow rendering lid. yearly.
[Surrey.] Ex'tent, Thursday after the Exaltation of the Holy Cross, 54 Hen. HI.
Oxsted manor (extent given, which does not correspond with the above),
out of which 100a. yearly are payable to John de Nevill ; with detailed assign-
ment of dower, giving names of fields, &c. to Olive, late the wife of the said
Roland de Oxsted.
C.Hen.III.FUeSa. (14.)
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742. Hbnby db Mbbke.
WHt, 7 June, 54 Hen. III.
He had a sister named Hose, who was seized in Teya church in the time of
the war by 8ir Geoffrey Dinaunt, and had by him one daughter named Albrida,
who is 2J years of age : whether the said Geoffrey married the said Rose or not,
is unknown to the jury ; if he did before the birth of the said Albrida, the latter
will be the heir of the said Henry ; if not, Andrew de Merk, his uncle, aged 40,
will be his heir.
Essex. Extent, The morrow of Holy Trinity, 54 Hen. HI.
Latton manor (extent given), including 12d, from underwood within the
forest of Merkwod, and pasture upon Stangravehil, held of the honour of
Boulogne and of the king by 1 knight's fee, and by escheat. The church
was given by the said Henry's ancestors in frank almoin to the prior, &c.
of Latton, and the said Henry was patron of the priory.
Essex. Extent, The day of St. Barnabas, 54 Hen. HI.
Little Berdefeld manor with the advowson (full extent given, with
names of tenants), including the pasture of Bromhull, held of the honour of
Boulogne and of the king by 2 knights' fees, and by escheat.
Finchingfeld, ^ knight's fee, held by William son of Geoffrey de
Fjrnchingfeld.
[Little Berdefeld ?,] J knight's fee in the same, held by Peter le Butyler
of Little Berdefeld.
[Reynes ?,] J knight's fee in the same town, held by Simon de Reynes
of the same.
Lalleford, 1} knight's fee, held by Sir Peter de Leyham.
^ Ronewell, J knight's fee, held by Matthew de Mauteby or his heirs or
assigns.
Gynge Mounteney, | knight's fee, held by Thomas de Trapeles. (See
No. 871.)
C. Hen. III. File 88. (15.)
743. Ralph, son of Ranulph.
Writ of extent and partition, 12 May. Partition, Thursday in Whitsun week,
54 Hen. HL
ToBK. The part of Robert de Nevill.
Middilham manor (excepting dower).
Carleton with Coverdale forest (excepting dower), and with the vaccaries
of Bradeleie, Wlvedale, Hyndeletheyt and Arkelsit.
Thoroldeby, Arkesgard and Thorneton. 2 parts of the mills.
York. 2«. 8d. rent from Stephen Nuncius.
Douvesker and Waldene, with their meadows and pastures.
Richem [on] d. 20«. rent.
Latun. 108. 8d.
Waldene. 20d. from the lodge (Loga) of Wytey.
And to the other two parts 41. 10«. are allotted in this for the lord-
ship of the house of Middelham, the chace of the forest of Coverdale, and the
lordship of the said forest.
Fees pertaining to this part : —
Snape, Texton and Westbolton. 7 carucates land held by William
de Preston.
Coverham, Scrafton and Caldeberg. 6 carucates by Stephen de
Coverhamp
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Melmorby. 2 carucates by Geoffrey Picot.
Scrafton, Ridemer, and Texton. 7 carucates by the abbot of Coverham
in frank almoin, with the advowson of the abbey.
Aykesgard. J carucate by Elias de le Gyle.
Garleton. ^ carucate by the heir of Ralph Brekedore ; and ^ carucate
by William son of Richard and Alan son of Walter.
Morthara. 1 carucate by Henry de Rokeby.
Ridmer. 1 carucate by Richard de Preston.
The part of Robert de Tatesale : —
Welle manor, with a moiety of the wood of Welle and of Snajye,
excepting dower.
Neubieging cum Scales de Hilton. 28/. 6«. KkL
Burton and Waldene. 19i. 5«. Id.
Flemmeshope in Coverdale. A vaccary with pasture through the whole
forest, meadows and estovers.
Fees pertaining to this part: —
Texton and Arlathorp. 6 carucates land held by William de Lasceles.
Clifton. 8 carucates by Reginald de Clifton.
Thorneton Watlous. 5 carucates and 2 bovates by Ran[ulph] de
Pikehale.
Yarnewik. 1 carucate by Roger de Yngoldeby ; and 1 bovate by Robert
de Yarnewik.
Thirne. J carucate by Richard de Thyrne.
Geytenby. 4 carucates by Gilbert Ruchemond, Hugh de Ask and
Stephen Malovel.
Aclethorp. 2 carucates by William de Ebor' ; 2 carucates by Simon de
Aclethorp ; and 1 carucate by John son of William de Westlaton.
Westbolton. 1 bovate by Adam Litilloverd.
The part which is in the king's wardship : —
Snape manor, with a moiety of the wood of Welle and of Snape,
excepting dower.
Crakehale manor, excepting dower.
Swinesate in Coverdale. A vaccary with pasture through the whole
forest and estovers.
Rypon. 16d. from Robert de Catton.
Waldene. 2«. 6d. from the lodge (Logo) of Wytey.
Fees pertaining to this part : —
Thorneton Colling. 4 carucates held by Brian son of Alan.
Neuton. 8J carucates held by Robert Tortemeyns ; 1 carucate by
John de Srafton ; and 2 carucates by Peter de Rand.
Thorp. 1 carucate by Robert de Wycclif.
Barton. 3 carucates by the abbot of St. Agatha, rendering foreign
(service).
Little Bolton. 3 carucates by John de Roald-Burton.
Ley born, Haukeswelle and Walbron. 3 carucates and 2 bovates by
Richard de Rybef.
Burton upon Yor. 4 carucates by Richard de Burton.
Great Crakehale. J carucate by Robert son of Henry ; and 2 bovates
by William son of Amice.
Aygesgard. The advowson of the church with the presentation remains
to each heir in succession.
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Mandate from the king's escheator to the escheator in cos. Norfolk and SuffoUv
reciting the above writ.
Norfolk. Extent and distribution between the heirs (undated and defective).
Pickenham (extent given, with names of tenants), including ^ knight's
fee held by the heir of Richard Curlu in Middeltun, divided into 3 parts,
to one of which is assigned a moiety of the advowson of Hederset
church, which Master Simon le Gaunt holds, to another the other moiety,
which Ralph de Sumercote holds, and to the third of
the chapel of Gantelof
Norfolk. Extent and distribution between the heirs {luidated).
Stockton (extent given with names of tenants), divided into three parts,
including 10s. to each part from the chamber of Sir Roger Bigot, earl
Mareschall.
Norfolk. Extent and distribution between the heirs {undated).
Hederset manor (extent given with names of tenants), including
1 knight's fee in Bellhawe alias Bellhaye, held by Thomas de Clare and
Robert Walram, and J fee each held by John de Stratune and his brother,
William Dunstun, Nicholas de Chaverham in Chaverham, Richard de
Crepinge in Saxtorp, and the heir of Ralph de Wramplingham, divided into
3 parts, to one of which is assigned a moiety of the advowson of Hederset
church, to another the other moiety (as abovesaid), and to the third the
advowson of Houtun church and 2 parts of the chapel of Kantelof.
Charges (recaptio) of the manor, Sir William Malerbe 4s. lOd., Hubert
Hakun Id., for a hundred 12(2., langavel Id., Costeseye manor 4s., William
de Eingham ^d., and Godfrey le Gameys 40^., which the lord gave him by
charter to be received from the mill.
C. Hen. III. FUe 38. (16.)
744. Roger le Bygod, earl of Norfolk.
Writ, 6 July, 54 Hen. III.
Sir Roger Bigot alias de Bygot, son of the late Sir Hugh le Bigot alias Bigod
brother of the said earl, age variously stated as 24 and more, 25 and more,
and 26 and more, is his heir.
[Norfolk.] Extent, Thursday before St. Margaret, 54 Hen. III.
Fomeset manor with the advowson (extent given), pertaining to the
barony of Bigot, which is held of the king in chief by the barony service ;
and a certain homage called Hadesco, which is held of the king in chief by
serjeanty of finding a man with a lance in the king's army.
[Suffolk.] Extent (undated).
Frameningham manor with the advowson (extent given), including the
pastures of Oldfreth, Bradhaye, and Buthehaye, held of Adam de Bedinfeld
rendering 6d.
[Berks.] Extent (undated).
Hamstede manor with the advowson, with its grange of Spenes (extent
given), held of the king in chief by service of the marshal's wand.
[Suffolk.] Extent, Monday before St, Margaret, 54 Hen. III.
Pesenhal manor (extent given), including a wood called Oldewode, a
member of Framhingeham castle and held by 2 knights' fees.
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[Suffolk.] Extent, Tuesday before St. Margaret, 54 Hen. 111.
Bung[ey] with the castle and manor (extent given), held of the earl
of Warwyk by service of 1 knight's fee.
[SuffolkJ Extent, Tuesday before St. Margaret, 54 Hen. III.
Bung [eye] manor with the castle and borough (fuller extent given), held
as above.
[Suffolk.] Extent, Saturday after the Translation of St. Thomas the Martyr,
54 Hen. HI.
Staverton manor (extent given), including marshes called Oldemor
and Staverton mor, held of the king in chief by service of 1 knight's fee.
The advowsons of the churches of Eyk and Bromiswell pertain to the
manor.
[Suffolk.] Extent, Monday before St. Margaret, 64 Hen. III.
Keleshal manor with the advowson (extent given), a member of the
barony of Bygot and held of the king.
[Suffolk.] Extent, Saturday after the Translation of St. Thomas the Martyr,
54 Hen. III.
Holisle manor with the advowson (extent given), including the market of
Margritestowe, held of the king in chief as pertaining to the barony
of Bigot.
[Suffolk.] Extent, Friday before St. Mary Magdalen, 54 Hen. III.
Gipewic. A house and quay held of the earl of Aubemarle by free
service of 4d. yearly,
[Suffolk.] Extent {undated),
Gratefeld alioi Gradefeld manor (extent given), held of the fee of
Baynard by service of J knight's fee.
[Suffolk.] Extent {undated).
Soham manor (extent given), held of the honour of Richemund rendering
20«. yearly.
[Norfolk.] Extent, Friday before St. Margaret, 54 Hen. III.
Hanewrth manor, with the advowsons of Aleby, Audeburg, Coleby,
. Banighfion, Westwic, and \ of St. Mary Antingham (extent given), held of
the king in chief as member of the barony of Bygit.
Aleby. 12a. arable held of Sir Walter de Mauteby by service of i mark.
Suffeud manor with the advowson (extent given), held of the king in
chief of the said barony of Bigot.
[Essex.] Extent {undated).
Gestreford manor with the advowson (extent given), including 5«. for
view of frankpledge from the township of Dokesworth, held of the honour of
StruguU and pertaining to the marshalsey.
[Norfolk.] Extent, Tuesday before St. Margaret, 54 Hen. III.
Dichingham manor with the advowson (extent given), including the
underwoods of Chertheage, Schyrifeseles and Sextingge, and 20«. from the
market of Lodene, held of the king in chief, with Ersham, by service of
40rf.
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[Suffolk.] Extent, Friday after the Translation of St. Thomas the Martyr,
54 Hen. HI.
Waleton manor (extent given), including a marsh called Le Holm, a
marsh at Pauntenham, a pasture called Croxtonecrof t, a pasture at Kenebrok,
5«. rent for cultivating vines at Frameningham, and 9«. rent for customs of
ships at Stanbake and Gustun, held of the bishop of Ely by service of
2 knights.
[Suffolk.] Extent, Saturday after the Translation of St. Thomas the Martyr,
54 Hen. III.
Donigworthe manor, with the advowsons of Duningworth, Blakeshal,
Thunstall and Iken (extent given), held of the honour of Eye by service of
5 knights.
[Norfolk.] Extent, Tuesday before St. Margaret, 54 Hen. IH.
Ersham. A moiety of the hundred (extent given), including Ss. l^d.
rent of assize of Frescingge, 2^. 4c2. rent of assize called devil's cape
{capa Diaboli) from the town of Denton, and the market of Herleston,
held of the king in chief at fee farm rendering 40d. yearly.
[Suffolk.] Extent, Sunday after the Translation . of St. Thomas the Martyr (?)
54 Hen. ni. (defaced).
The manor of Ho and the hundred (of Loes) (extent given), held of
Robert son of Roger, heir of Hugh
Noteleie pays 58«. B^d. yearly to the manor of Ho for exchanges.
[Essex.] Extent, Thursday after the Translation of St. Thomas the Martyr,
54 Hen. III.
Doverecurt manor, with Herewyc its member (extent given), held
of the earl of Oxford by service of 1 knight.
[Norfolk.] Extent, Wednesday before St. Margaret, 54 Hen. III.
Little Framingham manor (extent given), held of the honour of Chester
in chief by service of 1 knight's fee.
[Norfolk.] Extent, Friday before St. Margaret, 54 Hen. III.
Banham manor (extent given), held of the earl of Warenne in chief by
service of 1 knight. •
[Norfolk.] Extent, Friday before St. Margaret, 54 Hen. III.
Lopham manor with the advowson (extent given), held of the king in
chief as member of the barony of Bygot for a pourparty of the service due.
[Norfolk.] Extent, Wednesday before St. Margaret, 54 Hen. III.
Acle manor with the advowson (extent given), including marshes called
Holm, Essiesmers, and Hallecote, held of the king in chief by the barony
service due.
Walsham manor with the advowson (extent given), held of the king in
chief by the barony service due.
Halvergate manor with the advowson (extent given), including marshes
called Thurstanesmers, Hosulfvesflet, Godringesmers, Mantesmers and
' Pretholm, held of the king in chief by the barony service due.
C. Hen. III. File 38. (17.)
745. William alias Walter de Bradbmbrb.
Writ of ad plenum certiorari, 21 Sept., 54 Hen. III. on the complaint of
Richard de Brademere, his son that the escheator had ejected him from
certain lands after his father's death, Inq. {undated.)
Richard, his son, age unspecified, is heir of the said William,
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[Surrey ?] (Unspecified.) Lands &c. held of John de Inglesham in chief for
Id. yearly, and 50«. for two years to the lords of the fee as attorney of the
said John : after his death the said Bichard had seisin of the said lands,
according to the custom of the country. He held no lands of the king in
chief.
C. Hen. III. FH^ 38. (18.)
746. Bricius Cappblanus.
Writ de escceta to the bailiff of the king's manor of Wodestok, 29 Sept. Inq,
Saturday after St. Michael, 54 Hen. III.
[Oxford.] Cumbe. A tenement held of the king in chief rendering ^d. yearly,
suit of court and tallage, is the king's escheat through the death of the said
Bricius, who died by misadventure in a certain windmill, and the jury know
of no heir of his of the same tenement.
C. Hen. HI. FiU 88. (19.)
747. Gres' son of Master Moses, a Jew of London.
Writ of ad plenum certiorari to the constable of the tower of London and the
mayor and sheriffs, 10 Sept. Inq. Wednesday after the Exaltation of the
Holy Cross, 54 Hen. III.
London. The houses late of the said Cress in Melcstrate are not the king's
escheat through the death of the said Cress, who never made any default
against the king's peace, but as a good and faithful Jew before his death
made his will according to the custom of Jewry, and bequeathed the said
houses to Cok his son. In testimony whereof the said constable, mayor and
sheriffs and the Jewish jurors only have placed their seals, for never since
the city had its liberties and ancient customs have any jurors put their
seals to inquisitions of this sort. Beneath are the names of the Jewish
jurors in Hebrew.
C. Hen. III. FiU 88. (20.)
748. Petronilla la Mareschale, sometime the wife of William le Mareschal.
Writ, 20 Oct., 54 Hen. IH. Inq. (undated).
[Gloucester.] Kvnges Cherleton manor was given by King Bichard by charter
to Walter de Esseleye, from whom it descended to his sister Mabel Bevel,
who had a daughter Sabina del Hortyey alias del Ortiheye, who had a
daughter Petronilla, and the said Mabel gave the manor to Sir William
Mareschall in free marriage with the said Petronilla ; the manor is not of
the inheritance of the said William.
C. Hen. III. FiU 39- (1.)
749. BoBBTT Corbet.
Writ of ad pUnum certiorari, 7 Jan. on the complaint of William Corbet his
nephew, that the subescheator had ejected him from a third part of the
manor of Chetinton, of which the said Bobert had enfeoffed him, together
with the other two parts of the manor. Inq. Sunday the morrow of the
Conversion of St. Paul, 54 Hen, III,
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Salop. Chetinton. The said Robert v/as a bastard and died without heir, but
he enfeoffed the said "William his nephew of i of the manor of Chetinton,
which Sibyl de Broc sometime held, and which he had of the king's grant,
to him and his heirs or assigns, doing the accustomed services to the chief
lords, and to the said Robert and his heirs &c. 1 pair of white gloves yearly ;
the said Robert could do this by the king's charter, and the said WilUam was
in peaceful seisin thereof for a month before the said Robert's death. The
said Robert sold the advowson of the church of Chetinton to Robert Bumel.
C. Hen. III. File 39. (2.)
750. Reginald de Lbyham.
Wiit {missing). Inq before St. Martin, 54 Hen. III. (d^/ectire.)
aged less than 9 (or ? 19), is his heir.
NouFOLK. Buchtorp manor with the advowson (extent given), held of the king in
chief for 2 knights' fees ; and Lecia, the relict of the said Reginald, holds a
third part in dower.
The kmg after the death of the said Reginald gave the said (manor &c.) to
Emery de Weyllevinie for his service by letters . . in his 51st year, and he
sold the manor to William Bathun and Robert de Perrer
until the lawful age of the heir, who is within nine . .
. . . ; which the king [confirmed ?] by letters patent of 6 Nov. in his 52nd
year.
C. Sen. III. File 39- (8.)
751. Nigel de Plumton.
Writ (missing). Inq. {undated, but endorsed 55 Hen. III.).
Robert his son, aged 4^, is his heir, and the wardship and marriage pertain
to Sir WiUiam de Percy.
[York.] [Plumton.] Lands &c. worth 10 marks 2«. 8d. yearly, without
3 dowers of 3 ladies, held of the fee of William de Wescy, service
unspecified.
Plumton. 10 marks 3«. of land yearly, without the said 3 dowers, help
of the fee of William de Percy, service unspecified.
Nessefeld. 108«. 8d. of land yearly, without the said 3 dowers, held
of Peter de Percy rendering 42«. yearly.
Gersinton, worth 10 marks 4«. Id. yearly, without the said 3 dowers,
held of Sir William de Percy rendering 1 mark yearly.
Idel, worth 5 marks yearly, without the 3 dowers, held of the earl of
of Lincoln, and afterwards of the king by reason of his heir, service
unspecified.
C. Hen. III. File 39. (4.J
752. Ada late the wipe op William de Fubnivall.
Writ, 15 May, 55 Hen. IE.
Helewisa her daughter, wife of Sir Eustace de BaylloU, aged 23, is her
heir.
Westmoreland. Inq. {undated).
Offe. A moiety of the manor, held of the heirs of Robert de Veteri
Ponte by 3«. 8d, comage yearly.
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CuMBBBLAND. Inq. Wednesday the eve of St. Barnabas, 55 Hen. III.
Ayketon manor with a moiety of the advowson (extent given).
Burgh by Sands (super le Sablunes). A moiety (extent given), including
the herbage of le Rogmire, and the fishery of Edene.
KircoBwald. A moiety with a moiety of the advowson (extent given),
including the herbage of lUiwenholme.
Laysingby. A moiety (extent given).
All held of the king in chief for 40s. Qd. cornage, and suit at Cumberland
county (courts).
753. David lb LARDmsB.
C. Hen. III. FiU 39. (5.)
Writ, 25 Oct., 55 Hen. III. Extent, Monday after St. Leonard, 56 Hen. IIL
David his son, is his heir and of full age.
YoBK. York. A messuage, 71. 128. Id. rent by the hands of the bailiffs, 2s. rent
from John le Especer, and 4«. from John de Beverle.
Bustardthorp. Is. rent from Thomas Bustard.
Land called Cortteburn, worth 6s. Sd. yearly.
All held of the king in chief for keeping the king's gaol of the forest, making
and keeping the king's larder, and finding salt at his own cost, and for this he
shall have ' crura superiora et loynes,' and shall make sales for the king's debt
by summons from the exchequer, and at each sale shall have 2s. 8d.
Skelton. A messuage, 5 bovates land, a windmill, ica. held of Sir Robert
de Newill, doing foreign (service).
Morton. 1 carucate land, rendering 5s. yearly to the altar of the
monastery of St. Mary, York.
C. Hen. III. FUe 89. (6.)
754. BicHABD DB Wtghbbebbohk alias Wiggebeb.
Writ {missing).
He died on Wednesday before St. Michael, 54 Hen. III.
William de Wiggeber his son, aged 24 and more, is his heir.
Wilts. Inq. Monday after All Saints, 55 Hen. III.
Ebbelesbum Wak. 2 carucates land held of the king in chief by service
of J knight's fee in the army in Wales.
Nethehavene. 1 carucate land held by service of 101. yearly to the heirs
of Sir William Lungespeye.
[Somebsbt.] Inq. The morrow of All Saints, 55 Hen. III.
Wiggeber. 1 carucate land.
Feggenes. 1 carucate land.
All held of the king in chief by seprice of being usher of the king's hall ; and
Ellen mother of the said Richard was in seisin of the same by rendering 40s.
yearly to the king by the hands of the sheriff.
Stratton. 2 virgates land held of Sir Balph de Albinaco, service
unspecified. (See No. 885.)
C. Hen. III. FiU 89. (7.)
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755. William db Huntbbcomb»
Writ, 27 Mar., 55 Hen. IH.
Walter de Huntercumbe, knight, his son, is his heir and of full age.
Oxford. Inq. Easter eve.
Huntercumbe manor, held of God and of the church of St. Mary,
Carlisle (KarV), rendering llh. of incense at Easter.
Ippesden. 1 carucato land held of John Giffard for ^ knight's fee.
Niweham. 2 carucates land held of the king of Almain for 1 knight's
fee.
Essex. Extent and Inq St. George 55 Hen. III. {fragment).
Hengeham manor (extent given), held in chief of the earl ....
(Thomas his son), who was aged 12 at the feast of St. Nicholas ....
is his heir (of this manor).
[Bedford.] Inq. Tuesday in Easter week, 55 Hen. IH.
Wrastlingwurthe manor (extent given) held of the king in chief by
service of J knight's fee.
Essex. Extent and Inq, Thursday after St. Tibiircius and Valerian, 55 Hen. Ill)
Wenstede manor with the patronage of the church (extent given), held
of the bishop of London in chief by \ knight's fee, and 2«. yearly to
Storteford castle.
Thomas his son, aged 12 from the feast of St. Nicholas last, is his heir of
this manor.
C. Hen. III. FiU 89. (8.)
756. Henry de Hauville alias de Hawill. •
IFrif, 8 June, 55 Hen. m.
Thomas, son of Balph de Hawill his son, aged 22 and more, is his heir.
Lincoln. Inq. Thursday before St. Margaret.
Haconeby manor (extent given), held of the king by serjeanty of
receiving at Boston the gerfalcons sent to the King. Amice, sometime
the wife of the said Henry, holds ^ of the manor in dower.
Norfolk. Inq. Tuesday after SS. Peter and Paul, 55 Hen. III.
Dunton and Eetleston. A messuage, 268^a. and Ir. land, 6^a. herbage,
11. IM. rent of assize, a windmill and watermill &c. held of the king in chief
by serjeanty of keeping the king's gerfalcons.
Bieynham. 5Z. 6^. 8d. rent of assize held of the king by white farm,
viz. — 40«. yearly.
The said Amice holds in dower ^ of the lands &c. of Dunton, and a moiety
of those of Beynham.
C. Hen. III. File 89. (9.)
757. Aline la Mareschale.
WiH of certiorari whether the said Aline enfeoffed Alice de Carhou her daughter
deceased, of the manor of Aselakeby for life only or otherwise. 24 March.
Inq. Saturday after the Sunday when Quasimodo geniti is sung, 65 Hen. III^
John le Marechal, son of Sir William le Marechal, is her heir.
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Lincoln. The said Aline enfeoffed Alice de Carrehou alias de Carrou of the manor
of Aselokeby for life, and after her death it ought to revert to the heirs of
the said Aline. (See No. 688.)
I C. Hen. III. FiU 89. (10.)
758. Thomas son of Thomas db Moleton.
Writ, 14 Jan. Inq. Saturday before the Purification, 55 Hen. III.
Thomas his son, is his heir and of full age.
CuMBBBLAND. Burgh by Sands (super sablones). A moiety (extent given),
including 18 nets (retia) in the water of Edene.
(Unspecified.) 8 hamlets freely held by Sir Eobert de la Ferete by
comage and suit of court at Burgh, and a moiety of ' le frithenette.'
Thorisby, similarly held by Sir William de Boyvill.
Tshale, held by Hubbert de Moleton for IW, cummin.
Neuton and a moiety of Grinnisdal, held by Thomas de Neuton by
suit of court.
Grinnisdal. A moiety held by William de Sore by suit of court.
Kircoswald. A moiety with a moiety of the advowsons of Kircoswald
and Ayketon (extent given with names of tenants), including : —
Laysingby. 1 carucate land held by Sir Robert de la Ferete in free
marriage ; 6 bovates land and a moiety of the mill, held by Sir Hugh de
Moleton for lib, cummin : and 2 bovates land freely held by John de
Belchampe for 1 pair of white gloves.
All the above held of the king in chief by 25s, 2d. for comage, and suit at
Cumberland county (court),
C. Hen, HI. FOe 39. (11.)
759. Hugh de Mobwykb.
Writ (missing). Inq. The morrow of All Saints, 55 Hen. III.
Sibyl the wife of Roger de Momeley, and Theophania the wife of John de
Bulmere, both of full age, and Beatrice the wife of John de Bossell, aged 15 at
Hock Day last, are his heirs.
Leigesteb. Pickewell. A messuage, 8 virgates land, and 588. 20d, rent, held of
the king in chief (service unspecified). (See No. 720.)
C. Hen. III. File 39. (12.)
760. William de Duston alias de Dustunb.
Writ, 19 April. Inq. The morrow of St. George the Martyr, 55 Hen. HI.
Kent. Ditton. 100s. rent, held of the king in chief ; and as to the service, one
Scrangia, who sometime held the manor of Ayllesford, which afterwards was
the king's escheat, gave the said rent to William de Duston, grandfather of
Isabel de Grey, in free marriage with a certain maid (doinivilla) of hers, with-
out service, until it should come to the 4th degree. It cannot be the king's
escheat whilst heirs of the said William are living : he had 3 daughters his
heirs, who were under age when their father died, whose wardship the king
had by reason of tenements which the said William held of him in chief in
CO. Northampton. Walter, sometime archbishop of York, who afterwards had
the wardship of the heirs, married them, and assigned to each her share of
the inheritance, so that the said rent fell to the pourparty of Isabel, the eldest
daughter, who was married to Walter de Grey : the said Isabel is in seisin
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of two parts thereof, viz. — ^ which the king delivered to her by reason of
her pourparty, and another ^ which the king delivered to her by reason of
Roesia de Vylli, who acknowledged that the rent wholly fell to the pourparty
of the said Isabel her sister, and the remaining ^ is in the king's hands,
because Joan, the third daughter, married to Mauger le Vavathur, never
came to make any acknowledgement, and died leaving an heir of full age :
the said Isabel and Roesia are of full age. The king delivered the third part
of the said rent to William le Chandelur, deceased, whose wife is now in
seisin thereof, but the Jiury know not by what warrant.
C. Hen. III. File 89. (13.^
761. Gerard de Sutton.
Writ (missing). Inq. Monday before Witsunday, 56 Hen. III.
Jordan his son is his heu* and of full age.
[NoTTmoHAM.] Sutton. A messuage, 6 bovates land, 6a. meadow, a mill, and
12s. rent, with the advowson of the church, held of the king in chief
rendering 14«. yearly, doing suit of court at Mamesfeud, and finding an
esquire at the king's common summons in Wales for 40 days at his own
costs; and a messuage and 10a. land rendering 22d. yearly to the king.
C. Hen. HI. File 39. (14.)
762. Henry db Chblton alms de Scblton, de Shblton.
JFrit, 24 Feb., 65 Hen. III.
Robert de Scelton his son, aged 25 and more, is his heir.
[Suffolk.] Extent^ Tuesday before St. Gregory, 55 Hen. HI.
YUech manor (extent given), held of the king in chief by service of
8 knights' fees; 14a. land held of Adam de YUech by service of lib. cummin ;
60a. land and 4a. wood of John de Laveham by service of 1 mark Id. and
J knight's fee ; and 6a. of Hugh de Capeles by service of 8d.
[Norfolk.] Extent^ Sunday after St. Gregory, 55 Hen. III.
Bedingham manor with Woton (extent given), held of the fee of Arundel
by service of J knight's fee.
[Norfolk.] Extent^ Saturday after St. Gregory, 55 Hen. III.
Scelton manor, viz. — a messuage, 60a. land, 14a. wood, la. pastmre and
a windmill, held of the fee of Arundel by J knight's fee ; 50a. land and a
mill held of Roger de Hales by service of 4*. ; 14a. of Robert son of Walter
by service of 8«. ; 18a. (land) and 2a. pasture, held of Nicholas de Scelton
by service of 4«. ; 14a. held of Simon le Claver by service of 3«. ; and 4a.
held of Hervey le Waleys by service of ISi. ; also 4i. 6«. 8d. rent of assize,
and Vis. 8Jd. villenage.
[Norfolk.] Extent, Friday after St. Gregory, 65 Hen. III.
Osmiinddeston manor, viz. — 15a. land held of Omer (?) de Bisilthe by
service of 3«. 2i., who holds of the king in chief ; and 100a. land, 5a. pasture,
^fl. wood, a mill, 24«. 9Jd. rent of assize, and 2«. 3d. works, held of the fee of
Arundel by service of J knight's fee.
C.Hen.nLFxU^9. (15.)
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763. Roger db Scaccahio.
Writf 2 AprU. Inq. Thursday in Easter week, 55 Hen. III.
Laurence, his son, aged 80 and more, is his heir.
Oxford. Leukenor and Stockyncherech' parishes. J knight's fee, held by
serjeanty of being grand usher of the long's exchequer, usher of Jewry, and
crier before the justices of the king's bench and the rest of the justices of
eyre, for all pleas throughout the realm of England.
Estone. Ihide land, held of Sir Alan son of Reyward, rendering
IV). cummin, lib. pepper, and 12d. yearly.
Leukenore parish, i hide land held of the abbot of Abingdon rendering
20«. yearly.
C. Hen. III. FUe 39. (16.)
764. Richard db Tany.
Wnt, 3 Nov., 55 Hen. III.
Sir Richard de Taney, his son, aged 30 and more, is his heir.
Essex. Inq. and extent, Wednesday after St. Martin, 55 Hen. III.
Chigenhal manor with the advowson (extent given), held of the earl of
Hereford by service of 1 knight's fee.
Essex. Inq. and extent, The day of St. Martin, 55 Hen. III.
Elmestede manor with the advowson (extent given), held of the king in
chief of the honour of Releye, together with the manors of Stapelford and
Stanbregg, of which Stanbregg Sir Philip Basset is seised for Ufe, by service
of 7i knights' fees, and 1 suit of court monthly at Relye honour, and 1 sui^
at the hundred (court) of Tendring from the manor of Elmestede.
Essex. Inq. and extent, Friday after St. Martin, 55 Hen. III.
Stapelford manor with the advowson (extent given), held of the king in
chief as abovesaid, and the manor paid 5s. yearly to the bailiflfs of the
hundred of Angre for sheriff's aid.
Essex. Inq. and extent, Saturday after St. Martin, 55 Hen. III.
Lattone alias Latton Taney manor (extent given), held of Sir WiUia^^
Comyn, pertaining to the honour of Beneton, by service of ^ knight's fee,
3«. to the hundred of Herlawe, and suit of court there ; and thus for a long
time, but more anciently it was held of the honour of Boulogne, with an
equal part held by Henry de Merk and another by the abbot of St. Ednaunds,
which 3 parts were parted to 8 sisters as one heir, and held of the hoixonr of
Boulogne; but how they were transferred the jury do not recollect.
A moiety of the advowson of the church pertains to the manor, and a rnoiety
to the priory of Latton.
C. Hen. III. FUe 39- (17.)
765. Hubert db Terling.
Writ (missing). Extent, 12 April, 55 Hen. III.
John, his son, aged 12 at the feast of St. Lucy last, is his heir.
Essex. Terling. 259 Ja. land in demesne, held of the king in chief by b^t^^^
of finding a serjeant with a horse armed for 40 days at his own cost, ^^^^
the King shall go to Wales with his army, also 3Ja. meadow, 17a. p&^^J^®'
13a. wood, 22«. 10|i. rents of freemen, 22«. 4d. rent of villeins, &c. AX^^ ^®
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owed to Gervase de Haldolt Qs. rent for a piece of land. His wife seeks a
third part in dower ; and Lady Maud de Heyham is dowered of a part of
the lands, &c. pertaining to the said tenement, which is not reckoned in the
above extent.
C. Hen. III. File 39. (18.)
766. Robert db Ulcestre.
Writ of plenim certiorari, 8 May. Inq. Monday the morfow of Holy Trinity,
65 Hen. III.
Northumberland. Ulecestre manor was held of the heirs of Robert de Muscamp
by 1 whole knight's fee; and in the last eyre of the justices for the forest at
Newcastle upon Tyne the said Robert took l^a. of land of the king's
demesne wood called Claverleye, to be held to him and his heirs rendering 6«.
yearly to the sheriff at the exchequer of Newcastle to the king's use, the
justices perceiving that it was more to the king's advantage that it should
be let at that farm than remain forest.
C. Hen. HI. File 39. (19.)
767. Nicholas db Verdun, son of John de Verdun.
Writ, 5 Aug. 55 Hen. HI.
Theobald, his brother, aged 23 and more, is his heir.
Hereford. Inq. Monday after the Assumption, 55 Hen. IH.
Ewyas castle, with a moiety of the manor (extent given), including two
forests, and 211. rents and toll of the borough of Ewyas, held of the king in
chief as pertaining to his part of the barony of Webbele, which part he held
by service of 7^ knights' fees ; and 20a. land of the fee of Crosmunt (?), held
of Sir Edmund the king's son.
Hereford. Inq. Sunday the morrow of the Assumption, 56 Hen. III.
Webbele. A moiety of the barony (extent given), including toll of the
borough, held of the king in chief, with all the land he held in England or
in the marches, by service of 7J knights' fees.
Sai<op. Inq. Wednesday after the Assumption, 55 Hen. HI.
Ludelowe. A moiety of the whole borough* (extent given), held of the
king in chief as pertaining to his part of the barony of Webbele as above
said.
C. Hen. III. FUe 39. (20.)
768. William db Wodeham Ferers.
Writj 8 April. Extent and inq. Sxmday after St. Barnabas, 55 Hen. IH.
William, his son, aged 26 in the first week of March last, is his heir.
EssBX. Little Sobiri. A messuage, 80a. arable, ^. pasture, 178. 3^. rents, Sec,
held of the king in chief by reason of the barony of Reyleg.
Hadleg. 30a. wood held of Osbert de la Brche for J knight's fee, and
1 suit monthly at the barony (court) of Reyleg.
Wodeham Ferers. A messuage, 240a. arable, 4a. meadow, and 16a. wood,
held of Sir W. de Ferariis by service of 20«. yearly.
C. Hen. IIL FOe 40. (1.)
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769. Henry db Buruhull aiias de Burhullb.
Wnt ofplenius certioraii, 15 May, 55 Hen. III. on the complaint of Roger de
Buruhull his brother, that the escheator had taken into the king's hands ^ of
the manor of Weiburi, which ought to revert to him as heir of his moflier
Basilia de Buruhull.
He died after Christmas last. Roger de Burhull, his brother, aged 40 and
more, is his heir.
Gloucester. Inq. Monday before St. Barnabas, 55 Hen. III.
Westburi. J of the manor (extent given) held of the king in chief by
service of J of a red goshawk, was given by Basilia de Buruhull by deed to
the said Henry her younger son, with condition that if he should die without
heir of his body the same with other lands should revert to herself and her
heirs ; and the said Henry died without such heir, and the said i . of the
manor ought to revert to the said Roger as son and heir of the said Basilia.
Hereford. Inq, Monday after the Translation of St. Thomas the Martyr,
55 Hen. III. (defective),
BurhuU. A messuage, garden and 1 carucate land (extent given) held
of Humphrey .... in chief by service of i knight's fee, were similarly
given to the said Henry by the said Basilia ; and the said Roger is heir of
his brother, &c. '
Tullinton. A messuage, garden and 3 carucates land (extent given) held
of Roger de Burhull lord of Tullinton by service of 5«. 9Jd. yearly rent, were
similarly given by the said Basilia ; and the said Roger would have been
heir of these lands, but cannot be both heir and lord of the same tenement,
wherefore Roger his son, aged 22, is heir of the land, &c. of Tullinton.
C. Hen. III. File 40. (2.)
770. Richard Estrbcch.
Writ to Roger de ClifiFord the younger, justice of the forest, 5 Aug. Inq.
The day of St. Luke, 55 Hen. III.
Richard his son, aged 24 and more, is his heir.
[Worcester.] Peckenham forest. The bailiwick of the forestry of La Berse and
Benetlegh, held of the king in chief, service unspecified.
C. Hen. HI. File 40. (3.)
771. Elias db Bratferton.
Writ {missing). Inq. Monday before Lent (Camiprivutm), 1270.
Richard de Bratferton his brother, is his heir and of full age.
Northumberland. Westmatfen. 80Ja. land and meadow, 5 tofts, and 2s. rent,
held of the king in chief rendering 40«. yearly.
C. Hen. III. File 40. (4.)
772. Hugh db Berwyk.
Writ, to the guardian of the archbishopric of Canterbury, 26 April. Extent
Thursday in Whitsun week, 55 Hen. III.
The jury know of no other heir than Richard his son, aged 26 and more.
Oxford. Berwik. 1 hide land held (of the archbishopric of Canterbury), by
service of | knight*s fee and doing 1 suit at Herwes ; and 2^ virgates land
held of the fee of the prior of Canterbury.
C. Hen. III. FiU 40. (5.)
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773. Hugh db Balliolo.
Writ to Guichard de Charrun and William de Kirketon, for the purpose of
assigning her dower to Agnes de Valentia, the king's niece, late the wife of
the said Hugh, 10 April, 55 Hen. III.
Northumberland. Extent^ Monday the morrow of the Invention of the Holy
Cross, 55 Hen. III.
.Wodhom with its members (extent given with names of tenants)
including a meadow called Motesmedue and a place called Waynegate.
Neubigging township.
Seton township (extent given with names of tenants), including the
fishery of Wanspyk, and Holsescroft.
Hyrst. A moiety is in the lord's wardship ; if the heir were not in
wardship it would render 18«. yearly, but now whilst he is, it is worth
40«. 5d. yearly.
Northumberland. Extent, Saturday before the Invention of the Holy Cross,
55 Hen. III. (defaced).
Bywell. A moiety with its members (extent given with names of
tenants), held of the king in chief, service unspecified, including : —
Whyttonstall and Newland, held by Roger Darrenes, by J knight's fee,
and 73s. 4d. yearly.
Westerselilawe. 2 tofts and 14a. land held by Thomas del Bate and
Eva at the lord's will, rendering 14«. 4d. yearly, and 2 tofts held by
Boger del Bate and Adam del Bate, rendering 8s. yearly.
A forest containing 6 leagues in length and 8^ in breadth, worth
111. 68. lOd. yearly.
Akum (extent given with names of tenants).
Ovynton (extent given with names of tenants) including a place called
Hoggeryding.
Brothersete, a hamlet in the forest.
Bromley (extent given with names of tenants) including Lame-
potstrother.
Falderley, held by Simon de Haliwell and Alan de Menyhill rendering
8«. yearly.
Mynstanaker, held by Bobert and Alan of the same, rendering &8. 8d.
Fayrhill, held by Elias of the same, rendering 9s. and llh. pepper.
Le More huse, held by Thomas son of Gamel, rendering 5s.
Backeworth, held by 4 bondmen at will, rendering 20s. (?).
Stokesfeld, held by John of the same, rendering 8s. and 4s. for a pastui-e.
Est Neuton, held by Bobert de Insula, rendering 3s.
Heley, held by the preceptor of Thorenton, rendering 2s.
Mickeley renders 44s. yearly, and was in the said Hugh's wardship, which
lasts for 3 years.
Eltringham, held by Adam of the same, rendering 44s. 9d. for divers
works &c.
Bromycrok, held by Thomas of the same, Gamel of the same, and
Adam son of Adam, of the same, rendering 17s. 2d.
Crombclyve (extent given).
Espersheles (extent given with names of tenants).
Byrckw . . . (?). 2a. land held by Thomas de Stanes at will,
rendering 12d.
Heselihurst) held by widow Eda, rendering 24s.
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252 IJiQUISITIONS.
Knights' fees, &c. : —
Bechefeld, and Stayngton in the bishopric of Durham, held by Eoger
Bertram by service of J knight's fee and suit at By well court, which is not
extended because he held of the king in chief.
Neuton, held by Robert de Insula by 1 knight's fee and the like suit,
which is not extended, as above.
Haliwell, held by Henry de la Val by service of 1 knight's fee, and
now in the king's wardship through his death, who held of the king in chief.
Cressewell {aliaa Craasewell), Ellinton and Haydon, held by the
heir of Adam de Perington by service of 1 knight's fee, not extended
as above,
Stanfordham {alias Stamfordham). A third part held by William de
Sules by service of 1 knight's fee.
Gonewarton and Swyneburn, held by John de Gonewarton by service
of 2 knights' fees, doing suit.
Ryhill (alias Rihill). A moiety held by Peter de Faudon by service of
1 knight's fee, doing suit ; and the other moiety by the heir of Wilham de
Ryhill by 1 knight's fee, doing suit.
Whyttonstall and Newland, held by Roger Darennes (alias de Areines)
by service of J knight's fee, doing suit.
[Ovynton] held by Philip de Ovynton (alias de Ovigton) by service of
^ knight's fee, doing suit.
Lynemuth and a moiety of Hirst, held by Robert de Rue by the same
service.
[Stokesfeld.] 1 carucate land held by Gilbert de Stokesfeld by the
same service.
[Bromeley.] 46a. land held by Walter de Bromeley by service of
gV knight's fee, doing suit.
Rydeley, held by Robert de Meynevill (alias de Menevill) by service of
J knight's fee, doing suit.
Hedon, held by John de Heddon by service of 1 knight's fee, doing suit.
Mickeley (alias Mikkelee, J knight's fee, which) is still in wardship for
6 years, as abovesaid.
Partition. Two parts of the above extent, viz. — the whole manor of Biwell
with its members, and a moiety of the demesnes of Wodehorn, with a meadow
called Motesmedu, and certain bondmen, cottars, rents, &c.
Partition. A third part of the above extent, viz. — the whole manor of
Wodehorn with the towns of Neubigging, Seton, Hirst, and its other members,
excepting the above-mentioned exceptions.
Schedule of the above fees, divided into two parts and a third part.
Writ oj certiorari whether the said Hugh was enfeoffed of the manor of
Thorkeseye, or held it at the will of .Sir John de Balliolo (deceased)
arid Dervergulla his wife, 18 May, 55 Hen. III. Inq. Tuesday after
St. James.
[Lincoln.] Thorkeseye manor was held by the said Hugh by a certain writing
made between them, at the will of Sir John de Balliolo and Dervergulla his
wife, who held it in exchange for a part of the inheritance of the said
Dervergulla of the earldom of Chester, and this at the king's will.
(See No. 804.)
C. Hen. III. File 40. (6.)
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774. Maud db Avbrbnges aUat db Avbrbnch.
Writ of partition? 55 Hen. III. {fragment).
Berks. Extent, The day of St. Peter ad Vincula, 55 Hen. III.
Boclond manor with the advowson, which fell to the pourparty of Maud de
Avereng (extent given), held (of the king?) in chief by 1 knight's fee, and
also of the abbot of Abendon by 1 knight's fee, for which it has of the abbot
on the eve of the Nativity of the Blessed Mary, bread, ale, 3 dishes, and
hay and oats for 8 horses.
Roger Gimel holds J knight's fee of the manor, Robert de Hafford ^ fee,
Elias de Newinton f knight's fee, and the lord of Berton also holds, and all owe
suit of court.
Hertford. Extent, Thursday after St. Mary Magdalen, 55 Hen. III.
Audeburi manor, which falls to the pourparty of Henry de Gaunt, in
right of Isabel, daughter and heir of the said Maud, of the barony of
Folkeston, (extent given), held of the King of AJmain in chief for 81. yearly.
Essex. Extent, Friday after the Sunday when Lcetare Jerusalem is sung,
65 Hen. III.
Morton manor, which falls to the same pourparty (extent given), held
of the king in chief by serjeanty of finding 1 esquire in the army in Wales
for 40 days.
Essex. Extent, Thursday after the Sunday when L(etare Jerusalem is sung,
55 Hen. III.
Elsnham manor, which falls to the same pourparty (extent given), held
of the earl of Hereford of the fee of Maundevile, service unknown.
The advowson used to pertain to the manor, but was given to the religious
men of Walden.
Kent. Extent, Monday after the Sunday when Misericordia Domini is sung, 55
Hen. III. {mutilated and deja^ed).
Polkstone manor, with its hamlets, viz. — ^Walton, Newenton, Alcham,
Achangre and Terlingham, which falls to the pourparty of Sir John de
Sandwico and Sir Bertram de CrioU in right of Agnes and Eleanor, younger
daughters and heirs of the said Maud (full extent given) including mills,
wreck of sea, woods in the park of Herstling, and in Reyndenn and
Neweton, and customs called Mortonefar', Watelselver, Wodelode, &c. held
with its appurtenances, advowsons and hundred, of the king in chief by
knight's service, doing 20«. yearly to the king for the liberty of the hundred,
and 15«. for the guard of Dover.
All the tenents ought to give a subsidy of 211. 14«. 9d. for making the lord's
eldest son a knight, and as much for marrying his eldest daughter.
18 knights' fees pertain to the manor, viz. —
[Saxthorpe* ?] and Steyfeykeye, in co. Norfolk. 4 fees held by Sir
William de Valenc'.
Londun, Ox . . , (Lid ?)enn, Swynefeld and Walemer, 5 feea held
by Sir Nicholas de Crioll.
Evering. 1 fee held by Roger de Evering.
Hougham (?). 1 fee held by William le Fie . . .
Cereton held by Robert de Stothoue and his parceners.
Eynebrok. 1 fee held by Alfred de Eynebrok.
Swynefeld (?). 1 fee held by John (?)
* Bo given in the Calendar printed in 1806,
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RuUindonn. 1 fee held by Lambert de Langeh . . . (?).
Tankerton. 1 fee held by the brethren of
Holmed. J fee held by the abbot (?) of .
Boneton, J fee held by John de Boneton.
J fee held by John de P
Alcham. The advowson of the church is
The nuns of Gines have {See No. 568.)
. C. Hen. III. File 40. (7.)
775. Roger de Meblay.
Writ of partition^ 6 Nov. on the complaint of William de Craystok, who married
Mary, eldest daughter and one of the heirs of the said Roger, that owing to
the death of Alice the youngest daughter, who was in the king's wardship,
partition of the woods and parks had been omitted by the escheator, and
Robert de Eure, who married Isabel, another daughter and heir, would not
permit the said William and Mary to have their portion. Partition^ 4 March,
55 Hen. III.
Northumberland. Morpath, Horseleye and Witton. Partition made, with full
extent of boundaries, of the said parks and woods. And lot being cast, this
is the part of Sir William de Graystoc, viz. — The western part of the forest,
and Estparc with Schaldefen in Morpath ,* and to Sir Robert de Euer and
his heirs remain, the eastern part of the forest, and Cotingwode and
Westparc, and a parcel of wood in Widehaldeside.
Wiit of ad plenum certiorari, 20 July, divers contentions having arisen upon the
partition lately made. Inq. The day of the Exaltation of the Holy Gross,
55 Hen. III.
Northumberland. The whole inheritance of the said Roger in the county was
parted at first as follows, viz. — Morpath assigned to Sir William, son of
Thomas de Greystock, and Mary his wife, Wytton with the service of
Wyndegate to the said Isabel, and Beuasys and Stanington with a parcel in
Trenwell to the said Alice ; but the woods remained unparted, the wood of
Morpath in custody of William and Mary, and the forest in that of Sir GeoflFrey
de Lesyni, who had the wardship of Isabel and Alice by the king's gift.
After the death of Alice, her part was parted by lot between the said William
and Mary and the guardian of the said Isabel, and both were content, bu
the woods were not parted by lot but assigned; Sir William was never
content with his part, but Robert de Euyr was content. Whereupon Sir
W^illiam procured the king's writ to the escheator (as above), and the woods
were parted, and lots cast ; but because the part formerly assigned to the
said Robert fell to Sir William by lot, the said Robert holds it still by force,
and William cannot have seisin thereof. Waste has been done by. both
parties but chiefly by Robert, and the escheator having taken an oath from
Robert's forester to keep the woods and parks safely, the said Robert
removed him, so that the escheator could not fully perform the king's
mandate. {See No. 636.)
C. Hen. HI. File 40. (8.)
776. Roger db Qubncy alias de Quinsy, sometime earl of Winchester.
Writ oj certiorari defeodis, dc. to the sheriflf of Oxford, 2 Nov., 55 Hen. Ill, that
the cohiers may receive their pourparties. Inq. {und^ited).
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[OxFOBD.] Chinore with Sideham in Wallingford honour. 1 knight's fee held
by the said Roger of the king in chief : the advowson of Chinore pertains
to the abbot of St. Albans.
Sydeham a member of Chinore. J fee held by the abbot of Thame,
paying 211. yearly.
Similar writ to the sheriff of Berks, 2 Nov. Inq. Sunday after St. Scholastica,
55 Hen. HI.
[Bebks.] Westildele in Cumptone hundred. 17^^ virgates land, whereof each
virgate renders 5«. yearly and customs worth 12d., \ held by the prior of
Saundelford, J by Sir Roger de Beuchamp, and J by William de Abintune.
Similar writ to the sheriff of Dorset, 2 Nov. 55 Hen. IH. Inq. Sunday after the
Purification.
DoBSBT. Little CurchuU. 1 fee held by William de Brudeport.
Bradeford. J fee held by Ralph de Stopham.
Eingeston manor. 1 carucate land held by Henry son of Elias in
socage rendering 6s. yearly.
Up Wymburn. 1 hide land held by Robert Trenchefeyl in socage
rendering 6d. yearly.
Pimpeme. 1 fee held by Ralph de Nevile and William his brother,
sometime knights, who gave the same in frank almoin to the priory of
Brummore.
Similar tvrit to the sheriff of Sussex, 2 Nov. 55 Hen. HI. Inq, (undated)
(? belonging to Sussex).
[Sussex ?] No fees or advowsons are known.
Similar writ to the sheriff of Essex, 2 Nov. 65 Hen. IH. Endorsed with return^
viz. —
. [Hbbtfobd.] Ware. 1 knight's fee held by the said Roger of the honour of
Leicester.
[Essex ?] CoUum Quncy. 2 carucates land held by Robert de Quency, brother
of the said Roger.
Similar writ to the sheriff of Lincoln, 2 Nov. 55 Hen. HI. • Inq. (undated).
Lincoln. Croxton and Kirington. lOOs. land held by John son of Odinel de
Albiniaco by knight's service ; and 6J marks land^held by William de Sancto
Andrea, and 6 marks land held by Amice daughter of Richard de Buslingtorp
of Richard son of Richard de Buslingtorp, and by him of the earl, by the
like service.
Stayntoni 10 marks land held by the same Richard, by the like service.
Wlrickby. 8 bovates land held by John de Launay for 6«. yearly.
Croxton. Two parts of the advowson, which Master Adam de Norfolk
holds of the earFs gift; and the third part pertains to Richard de Buslingtorp,
who held it of the earl, and William Brandon, the chaplain, holds it of his
gift.
Similar turit to the sheriff of Huntingdon, 2 Nov. 56 Hen. HI. Inq. (undated.)
Huntingdon. Dodington in Touleslond hundred. J knight's fee held by
John de Litlebr'.
Eynisbr*. J knight's fee held by Sir Thomas de Bercleye and Joan
his wife.
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Eynisbr'. The advowson of the church, which Master Bichard de
Clyflford holds of the gift of the countess of Derebi.
Two watermills are held by the abbot of Sautre in frank almoin, of the earFs
gift.
Similar writ to the sheriff of Gloucester, 2 Nov. Inq. Friday after St. Matthias,
55 Hen. III.
Gloucester. Ebryton, Pebbewrthe and Clopton manors, held by Ernald de
Bosco for 4 knights* fees, and 12d. yearly and 1 brachet, for these and other
fees in other counties, and 2 suits at the court of Leicester.
Farncot, Gittinge, Gatteslate and Goldecote, held by the same Ernald
for 3 knights* fees.
Similar tvrit to the sheriff of Northampton, 2 Nov. 55 Hen. III.
[Northampton.] Inq. (undated.)
Sprotton. 1 fee held by Thomas de Ardeme of Henry de Pynkeny, and
by him of Boger de Quency, and the same Henry holds elsewhere of the king
by barony.
Haldeneby. J fee held by Sibyl late the wife of Peter de Haldeneby of
Thomas de Arderne, and by him of the said Henry, and by him of the earl
Hasilbech. ' 1 fee, with 3 virgates land in Pittesford, held by Bichard
de Hanred of William Maufe of Sussex, and by him of Philip de Nevill, and
by him of the earl.
Waudegrave and Nortoft. J fee held by Thomas le Lord of Waude-
grave of William de Nonencurt, and by him of William de Turevill, and by
him of Alan de Bomely, and by him of the earl.
Maydeford. 1 fee held by Thomas Kyn of William Bordet, and by him
of the earl.
Northampton. Inq. (undated).
Astrop. \ fee held by William de Stapelton.
Farnyngho. 1 fee defended against the earl by the countess of
Albemarle, which Balph de Sancto Amando, Geoffrey Cardun and William
Abbot hold in equal portions, but the wardship did not pertain to the earl by
reason of many intermediaries.
Similar icrit to the sheriff of Cambridge, 2 Nov. Inq. Tuesday after St. Lucy
the Virgin, 55 Hen. III.
Cambridge. [Trumpeton?] 1 fee held by Boger de Trumpeton, yielding
scutage ; and 1 fee with the advowson of the same town, held by John de
Kaylly, yielding scutage, and now held by Master Stephen de Eokelond, by
reason of the wardship of the said John's land and heir, by sale from the
earl.
Gretton. 1 fee held by Boger de Trumpeton, yielding scutage.
Wynnepol. 1 fee held by Baldwin de Bassingburn, yielding scutage.
The said tenants hold nothing of the king in chief in the county.
Similar writ to the sheriff of Nottingham, 2 Nov. 55 Hen. III. Inq. (undated).
No fees, &c. were held of the earl in the bailiwick, whose wardship pertained
to the earl or the king.
Warwick. Extent, Tuesday before St. Gregory, 55 Hen. III.
[Lodbrock.] A messuage with 2J virgates land, a mill, and the
advowson of the church, held by John de Lodbrock.
Napton and Weston. 2 fees and the advowson of Napton church, held
by Adam de Napton.
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Edelinscote and MUverton. J fee held by John Spygirnel.
Weston, Bulkynton, Clifton, Wavre, and Wibtoft. 4 fees held by
Ernald de Bosco.
Wlveye. 2 fees held by William de Harcurt, which the abbot of
Cumbe held of him in frank almoin excepting scutage.
Sekyndon. 6 virgates land held by Thomas de Caumvile, renderinjg 25s.
La Hide and Eton, co. Warwick, and Sapecote, co. Leicester. ' J fee
held by Thomas le Marescal.
Pakynton. J fee held by Henry Murdac.
[Leicester.] Extent, Monday before St. Gregory, 55 Hen. HI.
Brantiston, Honecote, Fryseby, Galby, Stretton, and Norton. 4 fees
held by William Burdet.
Esseby, Blacfordeby, Culverdeby, Overton, Glen, Carleton and RoUiston.
4 fees held by Alan la Zuche, who holds elsewhere of the king in chief.
Butlisby. 1 fee held by John de Werdon, who holds elsewhere of the
king in chief.
Wautham. 1 fee answered for by Philip Daubeny, which the abbot of
Groxton holds in alms.
Berliston. ^ fee held by Richard Finery.
Upton and Burton. 1 J fee held by Robert de la Warde.
Minstirton and Pulteney. 1 fee held by Adam de Napton.
Thorp, Cleybrock, Ailmerstorp, Busseby, Petlyng and Belegrave.
16} fees held by Ernald de Bosco.
Boseworhe, Seynton and Ailiston. 2 fees held by William de Harcurt,
who held elsewhere of the king in chief.
Houtton and Hautherne. } fee held by Simon Mallore and Hugh
Nanetel.
Leyton. 1 fee held by the countess of Oxford.
Wiyngiston. 40i. land held by the said countess in free marriage of
the gift of R. de Quency her brother.
Lokynton. \ fee held by Roger Basset, and the abbot of Leicester
holds it in alms.
Drayton. 1 fee held by Ralph de Lodynton and John Heuse.
Dadelynton and Heyham. J fee held by Henry de Hastynges, who
held elsewhere of the king in chief.
Sybbisdon, Schepeye and Heyham. 2 fees held by Thomas de
Can vile.
Hemynton. 1 fee held by Thomas de Meynel and Robert de
Langeton.
Barkeby. } fee held by Robert de Ros.
Dadelynton. tV fee held by John Spygirnel.
Watton. } fee held by William de Dive ; and J fee by Ralph de Bredon.
Chevysby. J fee held by Robert de Chaucumbe.
J Glenefeld. J fee held by Roger Cantevile.
The heirs of the said Roger de Quency are patrons of the abbey of Geridon,
Wlvescroft and Charleye ; and are advowees of the churches of Syiston, Leyton
and Merkinfeld.
Writ to the sheriff of Leicester to enquire what knight's fees Roger de Leyburn
and Eleanor his wife hold as dower of the said Eleanor, of the inheritance
of Roger de Quency late her husband, in order that Margaret de Ferariis,
countess of Derby, Ellen, late the wife of Alan la Zouche, and Alexander
Comyn, earl of Buchan (Bochan), and Elizabeth his wife, the co-heirs of the
said Roger may know the pourparty which ought to fall to them,
14 Oct. 55 Hen. HL Extent, Saturday after St. Hilary, 56 Hen- HI.
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Leicester. Knights' fees held in dower by Eleanor de Waus, countess of
Winchester.
Brantiston, &c. as above. 4 fees held by Eobert Burdet.
Esseby, &c. as above. 4 fees held by Eoger la Zuche.
Houton and Hautherne. i fee held as above.
Hemynton. 1 fee held as above.
Watton. J fee held by Balph de Bredon ; and J fee by Ralph Basset of
Drayton.
Mynstirton and Pulteneye. 1 fee held by Adam de Napton.
{See Nos. 587 and 732.)
C. Hen. III. File 40. (9.)
777. William db Harghbs alias de Hergh'.
Writ to the guardian of the archbishopric of Canterbury, 8 March, 55 Hen. III.
Inq. {undated.)
He held nothing of the archbishopric in chief, but held his whole tenement
of Ralph Swetman ; it cannot be the king's escheat, for he left an heir, viz.—
William Eous {Ruffum) of Watford, son of the aunt of the said William de Hergh*.
C. Hen. HI. File 40. (10.)
778. Simon db Staunton.
Writ to the sheriff of Huntingdon to enquire whether the said Simon is of sound
mind {undated). Inq. Sunday after St. Matthias, 55 Hen. HI.
Huntingdon. He is of sound mind and fitly rules himself and his affairs;
nor has he made any alienation of his lands, but has sold 7 roods of land
(unspecified) to Eichard the chaplain for 5 marks and . . d. yearly rent : he
holds lands (unspecified) worth 20Z. yearly of Nicholas de Segrave by service of
lib. cummin, and of Eobert de Bokesworth by service of 9Jd.
C. Hen. HI. File 40. (11.)
779. Ealph db Sombry.
Writ of ad plenum certiorari, 26 Jan., 55 Hen. HI. on the petition of Ealph de
Erumbewell and Margaret his wife, John le Straunge and Joan his wife,
Walter de Suly and Mabel his wife, and Henry de Erdinton and Maud his
wife, concerning the lands, &c. (unspecified) which were of Clemence sometime
countess of Chester, and which were taken into the king's hands upon
her death by reason of the minority ol the said Ealph her heir, lately
deceased, of whom the said Margaret, Joan, Mabel and Maud claim to be
heirs. Inq. {missing.)
C. Hen. III. FUe 40. (12.]
780. Ealph db Stopham.
Writy 16 Oct, 55 Hen. IH. Inq. Wednesday the feast of SS. Simon and Jude,
56 Hen. HI.
Ealph his son, aged 28 and more, is his heir.
DoBSBT. Blaneford Brian manor (extent given), held of the king in chief.
Bradeford (manor). 61. 13s. 4(2. rent of assize, held of the fee of the
earl of Wjmcestre, finding for the said manor one footman for the king's
service with bow and arrow {bosono) for 40 days at his own charge.
C. Hen. III. FUe 40. (13.)
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781. Chbistiana Ledbt, late the wife of Henby [Ledet].
Writ, 8 Sept. 55 Hen. III. Inq. Monday before St. Mark the Evangelist,
56 Hen. III. {defective).
[Wyscard their son was ?] the next heir of the said Henry and Christiana,
and the said Wyscard begot a son named W(al ?)
firstborn begot two daughters who are next heirs of
the said Henry and Christiana Ledet • . . •
and Christiana the younger, aged 15.
Bedford. Sutton and Potton manors, held of Sir Bobert [de Brus]. The
manor of Sutton was held of the predecessors of the said Bobert de Brus, and
one Wyscard Ledet held the said
Bobert de Brajrbroc, and he freed the manor of Sutton from
Jewry and gave it to Henry his son and Christiana daughter of the said . . .
and it is defended for ^ knight's
fee against the lords of the fee ; and the manor of Potton is held of the
same fee by ex(change)
for Badewe and Toteham in co. Hertford (sic) ; and the
said manors of Sutton and Potton are united
Cadebury manor, held by the said Christiana in dower of the barony of
Eton ; and she was dowered by Wyscard her son.
C. Hen. III. File 40. (14.)
782. LxjcY late the wife of William de Appblford.
Writ, 28 April, 55 Hen. III.
William de Appelford her son, aged 22 at Ash Wednesday last, is her heir.
Essex. Extent, Thursday after the Invention of the Holy Cross, 55 Hen. III.
Alesford, in Tendr[ring] hundred. A messuage, 120a. arable, 3a. dry
pasture, 8a. marsh, 60a. wood, 20«. 9d. rent, &c. held of the king in chief of
the honour of Boulogne by service of 1 knight and suit monthly at the court
of Boulogne (honour).
Cambridge. Inq. Saturday after St. Barnabas, 55 Hen. III. {defective).
Grantecete. 52a. arable, 8a. meadow, 18«. ^d. rent, and a watermill,
&c. held of the king of the honour of Boulogne by service of J knight.
C. Hen. III. File 40. (15.)
783. William de Mabes.
Writ, 22 Oct. 56 Hen. III. Inq. {undated.)
John de Mares his brother, aged 24, is his heir.
[Kent.] Wycheling. 1 knight's fee (extent given), with the advowson of the
church, held of the king in chief by doing as pertains to the shield, and
10«. every 20 weeks for the guard the castle of Dover.
Sentlinge, Acmere and Selve. 2 knights* fees (extent given), held by
doing for shield and guard of the said castle as above.
C. Hen. III. FiU 40. (16.)
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784. Ralph Musabd.
Writ, 12 Oct. Inq. Wednesday before SS. Simon and Jude, 56 Hen. HI.
Nicholas Musard, his brother, aged 80 and more, is his heir.
Glougestbb. Seynesbyri. 2 parts of the manor (extent given), held of the king
in chief, pertaining to the barony of La Musardere, service unspecified.
La Musardere and Sudinton manors, held of the king in chief, service
unspecified.
C. Hen. III. FUe 40. (17.)
785. Ralph de Ives alias Iuweaub.
Writs to Guy de Taunton and to the sheriff of Somerset, 4 Aug. Inq. Saturday
before the Decollation of St. John the Baptist, 56 Hen. III.
He had an aunt named Maud de Wyke, who is dead, and had children, but
the jury know not which of them is the heir.
Somerset. KnoUe luweaus manor, held of Henry del Ortyay, heir of Richard
del Ortyay, who is in the king's wardship, by service of ^ knight's fee.
Northstok manor. 20a. pasture and more, held of Sir William de
Monte Acuto, service unspecified.
C. Hen. III. File 40. (18.)
786. Thomas Gredlbt alias Gbelley.
Writ of extent to the sheriff of Rutland, 27 May, on the petition of Robert
Gredley, nephew and heir of the said Thomas, and his friends, showing
that the king's son, Edmund, to whom the king had granted the wardship,
had distributed the same amongst his friends (JamUiares), who neglect to
furnish the heir as is fitting, and praying restitution. Extent, The eve oi
SS. Peter and Paul, 66 Hen. III.
Rutland. Wodeheved manor (extent given), (which is in the hand of Laurence
de Sancto Mauro).
Similar writ to the sheriff of Oxford, 28 May. Extent Saturday the morrow of
St. Botalph, 56 Hen. III.
Oxford. Piryton manor (extent given), (which is in the hand of the executors of
Philip Basset).
Similar writ to the sheriff of Norfolk and Suffolk, 27 May, 56 Hen. HI.
[Norfolk.] Extent {undated).
Tunstede manor (extent given), (which is in the hand of Richard
de Wyk).
[Suffolk.] Extent (undated).
Wylaesham {alias Wyllauesham) manor (extent given), (which is in the
hand of Laurence de Sancto Mauro).
C. Hen. III. FUe 40. (19.)
787. Robert db la Mare.
Writ, 25 July. Inq. Friday before St. Lawrence, 56 Hen. IH.
Peter his son, aged 24, is his heir.
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Wilts. Stupellaunton. 7 of the manor (extent given), held of the king in socage
by service of 20s. yearly payable to the castle of Devises.
The men of Edmund, son of the King of Almain, will not permit the
escheator to take seisin of the lands of the said Bobert, which were of the fee of
the said Edmund, in cos. Oxford and Gloucester.
C. Hen. III. File 40. (20.)
788. James de Aldithele alias de Audithelb.
Writ of certiorari, 16 July, 56 Hen. Ill, on the complaint of Ella, late the wife of
the said James, that the escheator had taken into the king's hand the
manors of Stratton and Wechewik, which were of her free marriage of the
gift of her father William Lungespei. Inq. (undated.)
James his son, aged 22 and more, is his heir.
OxFOSD. Stretton and Wrechewic manors, are held of the fee of Henry de Laci,
and were given in free marriage with the said Ella to the said James.
C. Hen. HI. File 41. (1.)
789. Jambs de Aldeleyb.
Writ of certiorari, 12 Sept. on the complaint of Alice de Bello Campo that the
escheator had taken into the king's hand the manor of Herdewyk, which she
bought of Balph de Audely. Inq. Monday before St. Michael, 56 Hen. IH.
Oxford. Herdewick manor was bought by the said Alice of Ealph Daudeley,
sometime lord of the same, and is held in chief of Sir Maurice Daudele by
one knight's fee. It was seized (into the king's hands) by reason of the
death of James de Audele, but he never had any seisin there, and it may ^be
restored to the said Alice without prejudice to anyone.
C. Hen. HI. FUe 4:1. (2.)
790. IsMANNiA alias Ymannia Baynabd.
Wnt, 12 June, 56 Hen. III.
Boger Baynard, her son, aged 50, is her heir.
Essex. Extent and Inq. Wednesday before St. John the Baptist, 56 Hen. III.
Little Eeyn in Heng[ford] hundred. 1 hide land with messuage, &c.
(extent given), held of the king in chief by 1 hidage.
Essex. Extent and Inq. Tuesday before St. John the Baptist, 56 Hen. III.
Messing in Lexeden hundred. A capital messuage, lands, &c. (extent
given), held of the king in chief by service of 1 knight's fee.
C. Hen. III. File 41. (3.)
791. Thomas de Beeering.
Writs, 6 Sept. Inq. Wednesday the feast of St. Matthew, 56 Hen. III.
Thomas, his son, age variously stated as 26 and more, and SO, is his heir.
Nobthumbbbland. (Unspecified.) 1^ knight's fee, held in barony of the
inheritance of Mary his wife ; and the said Thomas and Mary rendered
their relief to the king in the time of Peter de Yallibus, the escheator.
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Hemham manor, a moiety of Bolum, and a moiety of Bradeford,
held in demesne and in services (extent given).
(Unspecified.) 8} carucates land, with 9«. rent and a mill, held of the
inheritance of the said Mary, of the barony of Bolebek.
Lyhtedon, held of the barony of Bolnm.
The said Mary is his heir (of these lands) and of full age.
Wnt, 6 Sept., 56 Hen. III.
Lincoln. Inq. Monday after the Exaltation of the Holy Gross, 56 Hen. III.
Bekering. A capital messuage, 7^ bovates land, 5a. meadow, 17 tofts,
7^ bovates land in the hands of villeins, a mill, &c.
Westirington. A messuage and 6 bovates land.
Herthewik. A messuage and 1^ bovates land.
Tyrington. 5a. meadow and 2 tofts.
All held of the fee of Sir Robert de Bos, service unspecified, and of the
inheritance of the said Thomas.
Barthon. 4 bovates land, held of the fee of Sir Gilbert de Gaunt,
service unspecified.
Huntingdon. Inq. The day of St. Denis, 56 Hen. HI.
Great Cattewrd. 4^ virgates land.
Werkwelle. 4 virgates land, held of the earl of Hereford, as pertaiiiing
to Einebauton, to whom relief is due and not to the king.
All held of the inheritance of the said Mary.
The next heir after the deatib of the said Mary, who is now the heir, will be
Thomas, son of the said Thomas and Mary, aged 80.
C. Hen. III. File 41. (4.)
792. Jomff DE Dyve.
Writy 17 July, 66 Hen. III.
Henry his son, age variously stated as 21 and more and 22 and more, is his
heir.
Sussex. Extent Monday after St. Martin, 57 Hen. III.
Wunewerthe manor in Grafham (extent given), held of the lord
of Arundel in chief by 1 knight's fee.
NoBTHAMPTON. Ifiq. (undated.)
Wyke. A capital messuage, 4 carucates land in demesne, meadow and
pasture, 8 virgates land in viUenage, 6 cottars, 60s. free rent, &q. held of
Sir Hugh de Plecy, service unspecified.
Oxford. Dadington. ^ of 2 knight's fees held of the king by knights' service.
Oxford. Extent Wednesday before St. Giles, 56 Hen. IH.
Dadinton manor (extent given), held of the king by service of ^ of 2
knights' fees.
Oxford. Extent Sunday before the Decollation of St. John the Baptist,
56 Hen. III.
Dokelinton manor (extent given), held of Sir Hugh de Plessetis by
service of 1^ knight's fee.
C. Hen. HI. File 41. (5.)
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793. William de Wavebe.
Writ, 4 March, 66 Hen. III.
Bobert his son, aged 24 as they say, is his heir, and has taken a wife.
Warwick. Inq. (undated.)
Wavere in Knytelawe hundred, held of Sir Richard le Cursun of
Queneborou, service unspecified.
Neubolde, Lalleford and Cosforde, lands (unspecified), held of Lady Joan
Wake in chief, service unspecified.
Lincoln. Inq. Saturday after the Annunciation, 56 Hen. IH.
Siyestan manor, held of Lady Christiana Ledet and her heirs, rendering
1 mark yearly for all service.
C. Hen. III. File 41. (6.)
794. John Berenger alias Benigbr.
Writ, 28 Aug. Inq. Thursday before the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary
56 Hen. III.
His heir is named Ingram, aged 7.
Wilts. [Alvedeston.] 2 parts of 12 bovates land, held of the abbess, &c. of
Wilton in fee farm, by rendering yearly 48 quarters wheat, and 48 quarters
malt, whereof 24 quarters shall be of barley, 8 of wheat and 16 of oats ;
also 24 quarters oats for making gruell, and 8 quarters wheat and 8 quarters
barley for making household bread (panemfam') ; also 400 loaves of bread
containing at least 7 quartern of wheat and barley in equal portions ; also
9i marks rent of assize, and 200 fleeces ; all which are for the food and
clothing of the nuns of Wilton ; nor is there wardship or marriage because
the land is held by fee farm.
Writ to enquire whether the wardship and marriage of the heir, &c. pertain
to the king, by reason of the vacancy of the abbey of Wilton, 9 Sept.
Inq. Monday before St. Matthew, 56 Hen. III.
Wilts. Alvedeston. 2 carucates land held of the said abbess, &c. as above.
The wardship and marriage pertain to the said abbess, &c. but Alice de
Parham sometime abbess, sold the wardship and marriage of the said John
to Christina, his mother, who still survives, for 40 marks. The jury were
deceived through the haste of their clerk.
C. Hen. III. File 41. (7.)
795. William la Zuch.
Writ of certiorari, 3 Feb. on the complaint of John de Traylli, that the escheator
had taken into the king's hand the manor of Hobrugg', which the said
William held by the courtesy of England of the inheritance of Maud the
said John's mother. Inq. The day of St. Peter ad Cathedram, 56 Hen. III.
Essex. Hobrug' manor was not held of his own inheritance, but he held it by
the courtesy of England of the inheritance of Maud, sometime his wife.
Sir John de Trailly is the next heir of the said Maud.
C. Hen. III. File 41. (8.)
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796. William de Staundon alias de Stondonb.
Writ of certiorari, to the sheriflF of Essex, 24 May, 56 Hen. lU, on the petition of
brother Eanulph de Bremesgrave, preceptor of the New Temple, London,
showing that the wardship of certain lands in Little Cressing ought not to
belong to the king, because held of the master, &c. of the Temple, in socage.
Essex. Inq. (undated.) Little Kyrsing. The said William held his land in
socage, rendering to the master and brethren of the Knights Templars in
England 48«. yearly, and doing certain customs and works (specified), and
suit of court.
London. Inq. Thursday after the Purification, 56 Hen. III.
The said William held that capital messuage in the parish of St. Mary
Somersete which Sir John de Wy vill used to inhabit ; and now Orabilia his
relict holds it by his bequest, together with 20«. rent from the prior and
canons of Suwerk for tenements at Tymberhuth, and other small rents (extent
given).
C. Hen. III. FiU 41. (9.)
797. Bobebt Pasbman of Kereby.
Writy 4 Sept. Inq. Saturday after St. Michael, 56 Hen. III. held in the court of
the view of frank pledge of the honour of Peverel.
Bobert, his son, aged 21 at the feast of St. Margaret last, is his heir.
Lbigbsteb [Kereby?]. 10 virgates land (extent given with names of tenants),
including S virgates held by the abbot of Gerondon, and ^ virgate by the
parson of Glenefeld, in alms, held of the king in chief by service of
J knight's fee, and suit at the court of the honour of Peverel at Leicester.
Oddeston. 2 virgates land, held of John Maunsel, by service of
28. yearly.
C. Hen. HI. File 41. (10.)
798. Hbnby de Umpraunvill.
Writ, 28 Dec. Inq. 19 Jan., 56 Hen. III.
John de Unfranvile, his brother, aged 30 and more, is his heir.
Devon. Toriton and Eelminton manors. A fifth part held of the king in chief
by service of 3 knights' fees.
Lapford and Dune manors, held of the earl of Gloucester by service of
8 knights' fees.
He also had a certain land called Langetrewe of the gift of the said earl,
but whether he was enfeoffed for life only, or to him and his heirs is unknown to
the jury.
C. Hen. III. FiU 41. (11.)
799. AvicB db Blaeefobd, late the wife of William de Ber&elbye, deceased.
Writ, 28 June, 56 Hen. III. Inq. (undated.)
John de Blakeford, her son, aged 24, is her heir.
Devon. Brauntune manor, held of the king in chief by serjeanty, doing service
of 1 knight's fee.
Bewes manor, held of Sir Henry de Traci by service of ^ knight's
fee.
Dunesford manor, held of Sir Geoffrey de Maundevil by service of ^
knight's tee«
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Writ of ad plenum certiorari, 8 Aug,, 56 Hen. IH. Inq, (undated.)
William de Berkeleye held no lands of his own inheritance, nor of purchase
except the manor of Lyditune in co. Dorset, which he had only by exchange and
by alienation to Sir Balph de Gorges of the inheritance of the said Avice against
her will. He held the above-mentioned manors, of the inheritance of the said
Avice, for many years, until against her will he alienated 20s. land in Brauntune
manor to Heniy de Stanwee, 1 ferling land in Dunesford manor to the
prior of St. Nicholas, Exeter, and the residue of the said manors and the
whole land of Bewes, to Sir Balph de Gorges ; after whose death the sub-escheator
took them into the king's hands and still holds them. All which alienations the
said William made 11 years ago for the purpose of eloigning the inheritance
from the right heirs of the said Avice.
C. Hen. III. File 41. (12.)
800. Pbteb db Bbus.
Writ, 28 Sept. 56 Hen. IH.
Agnes the wife of Walter de Faucunberge, Lucy the wife of Marmaduke de
Twenge, Margaret the wife of Bobert de Bos of Werke, and Ladereyna the wife
of John [de Bella Aqua] , are his
heirs.
[Wbstmorbland.] Inq. Thursday (fragment)
Kirkeby in Eendale
advowsons of churches, abbeys and priories
[York.] Inq. (undated and very defective and faded). Seel ton
. . . . of the king in chief for 15 knights' fees by ancient feoffment,
and the town of Daneby with the forest for 1 fee of new feofl&nent . . .
William Sturmy and his parceners 2 fees, Bobert de Laceles
1 fee, William Mauleverer 1^ fee, John Mauleverer 1^ fee, Bobert Hyngeram
rmg(?)Jfee,
^ fee, Bobert de Butterwike 1 fee, the heir of Fossard 1 fee, Thomas (?) de
Grimeston 1 fee, William de Boseles (?) 8
6 bovates land in Jarum, Adam de Seton . . carucates land in the same
by knight's service, the same Adam holds in Scelton ^ carucate in the same
manner, John de Thocotes 2 carucates
Bichard de Hoton 7 carucates in the same manner,
Bobert Scarbode 1 carucate in the same manner, Bichard de Lackeneby
^ carucate in the same manner, Bobert de Tuenge in the same 8 . . . .
i fee, Anselm de Harpham
1 carucate and 2 bovates in the same, whereof 8 carucates make a fee,
Marmaduke de Tuenge 12 bovates in Thorp and Morsum
, . . . Anselm de Harpham
8^ carucates, whereof 8 make a fee, Beginald son of Peter 8 carucates in
Cromer ; also Peter de Brus held 1 fee of the bishop of Durham (DumeV),
and Sir Bobert de
holds 1 fee and rendered yearly to P. de Brus 20«., of which he rendered
19s. 4d. to William de Perci; also Peter de Brus held in Elmeland 2 fees of
Henry de L . '.
Maucovenaunt holds 1 fee, Bobert de Nevile 1 fee, William de Boivile 1 fee,
Conan de Liverton J fee, the prior of Gisebum and William Humet and
other free tenants ^ fee in Lothus, William de
t- eby ^ fee ; all that hold of the fee of Henry de Lacy hold at
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foreign service ; Matthew de Glaphou holds in the same of P. de Brus J carucate
by knight's service, the heir of Merley holds
and the same P. holds of
the earl of Albemarle
with all adjacent buildings outside the
castle, a small park around the castle, the liberty of taking one skep of salt
yearly from every salt pan (salina) in the marsh of Cotum, and 12«. from
every boat on the shore {marina) of Redker, and thus the castle with its
appurtenances aforewritten is worth 14{. yearly; and a fish pond at
Scelton worth • . ; and [wreck of the sea ?J from Jarum to Renes-
wike which cannot be extended ; the whole 14Z. 8«. Sd.
Scelton borough, with the farm and pleas of court, and toll there and at
Cotum and Cotum marsh for the berth {situ) of each ship landing there,
excepting ships of the prior of Giseburn, and toll of Bedker, Mersk, Brocton
Grenerig, demesne lands, 5 mills, 100 quarters
of oats, &c., the whole worth 38Z. 2«. 4d. yearly.
Scelton. 667a. arable and 84a. meadow in demesne, 21 bovates land in
villenage, 16 J cottages, &c. (extent given with names of tenants), including
the pasture of Holm held by William Capun, 6«. from dales {vaUes) towards
the sea, and herbage, &c., in the Hay (Haya) with the great park and
Hasdale, and in le Grene, the whole worth 29Z. 6«. 8d. yearly.
Stanghou, pertaining to Scelton (extent given with names of tenants),
including an assart called Eateriding.
Morsum, pertaining to Scelton (extent given with names of tenants),
the whole worth 114*. 3d.
Grenerig, pertaining to Scelton (extent given with names of tenants).
Mersk (extent given with names of tenants), including a pasture called
Dunesdal i carucate land and 8 assarts called
Pyleflat, Wudeflat and Cornegreve, with 12a. land in Uplithum.
Brocton (extent given with names of tenants), including a piece of
wood in Cam . « . .
Scinergreve (extent given), including 3 assarts in Playgrive, fisheries,
10«. for each boat there Scelton, worth 30«.
The whole worth 1101. 6s. 6d.
Langebergh wapentake, held by chajrter of king . Henry to farm,
rendering 40 marks yearly at the exchequer of London.
The priory of Giseburn has all the churches in the barony to its own
uses and the advowson in frank almoin.
The abbot of Wyteby has the church of Middelburg, with a moiety of
the same town in frank almoin.
No extent has been made of courts baron, because suit is not due nor
accustomed from any free tenants throughout the barony.
Danebi (extent given with names of tenants) including 4«. from the
shepherds of the prior of Giseburn for pasture for their own cattle, worth
37L 14«. Id.
Lelum (extent given with names of tenants), including herbage of the
forest of Heckedale, and the quarry of Clitherbec, worth 27i. 7«. Id.
Freemen in the forest (extent given with names of tenants), worth
101. 128.
Jarum pertaining to Scelton (extent given with names of tenants)
including the service of Eobert de Muncheus given to the prior of Park in
frank almoin, and held by the nuns of Handale ; all the
lands there are alienated from the demesne ; worth 191. Ids. 8d.
Kirkebrun (extent given), worth 56Z. 18«. 6d.
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Estbrnnne (extent given), worth 52Z. 28.
Sutbrunne (extent given), worth 52Z. IBs. 2d., Adam de Seton holding
2 caracates land by foreign service.
All these townships of Brunn are held of the king in chief.
Tibethorp (extent given), worth 55Z. 6«. 8d.
Tipetoft township is of the fee of Bros.
Earleton in Balne (extent given with names of tenants), including land
in Fortker.
Thorp de Arches (extent given with names of tenants), including
herbage in the park of Walton, worth 80i. Os. lOd.
The part of Sir Robert de Bos and Margaret his wife (undated).
[Westmoreland and Yobk.] Kirkeby in Kendal castle, with the whole of
Eendal which pertained to Sir Peter de Brus, excepting the dale of Eentemere,
which is assigned to Sir John de Bella Aqua and La Dereyne his wife, and
with the advowson of the priory of Konigesheved, and ^ of wreck in
the sea in Gliveland, viz. — from Benneswys as far as Jarum.
The part of John de Bella Aqua and La Dereyne his wife (undated).
[York and Westmoreland.] Earleton in Baune manor, with the marriage of
La Dereyne, wife of Sir John de Belewe.
Thorpe de Arches and Waleton manor, with the park, rents, &c.
Tibetorp manor.
Suthbrume and Estbrume, certain lands, &c.
Eentemere dale in Eendal.
The advowson of Moneketon priory, and J of wreck in Gliveland as
above.
Together with all lands, (be. assigned to the other sisters and heirs of the
said Peter in marriage and returned into the king's hands, to be parted between
them as is the custom in the realm.
The part of Marmaduke de Tueng and Lucy his wife (undated).
[York.] Daneby manor with the forest.
Lelhom and Wolvedale.
Manselinges with the farm of Thomas de Wolvedale.
Brocton manor and Skinergrive, and the boats of Skinergrive, rents, &c.
Jarum with the rents and fishery.
Great Morsom, with rents, &c. of freemen and others.
The forest of the chace of the dales, viz. — Swindale and Le Havenes
and other dales as the high way extends from Lardethorn to Scelton
hj Skaytebec, between Eaterig and Stangho, and so as far as the wood of
Liverton.
Eirkebrun manor and Suthbrune with the mills, &c. excepting lands
and rents assigned to John de Bella Aqua and La dereyne his wife.
A fourth part of wreck of sea, as above, with moieties of the advowson
of Gisebum priory, and of the bsdliwick of Langeberewe.
Memorandum. On the first vacation the prior will be presented by Sir Walter
de Pacunberg or his heirs, and on the next by Sir Marmaduke, and so
on alternately to the end of the world.
The jpart of Walter de Pacunberg and Agnes his wife (undated).
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[York.] Scelton castle with the park around it, and the profits of the boats of
Cotum and Bideker, with the demesnes of Scelton, meadows and dales, and
with rents of Scelton town, and mills.
Mersk manor, Rideker and Plyom.
Stangho and Grenerig.
Scelton forest, with the hay and the great park.
Hasdale.
Westwyc chace, with the forest, as the high way extends between
Stangho and Eadriding, and so to Lardegate and by Sketebek to Larthorn,
and so to the bounds of Daneby forest and so to Golemandale. All the
chaces within these boundaries, viz. — Locwyt, Wornelsco, Hardale and
Hache, and the herbage of La Grene and Le Dynant.
The whole of Estbroune, excepting the lands assigned to Sir John de
Bella Aqua and La Dereine his wife.
A fourth part of wreck of the sea, as above.
Moieties of the advowson of Gisebum priory and of the bailiwick of
Langeberewe.
Memorandum. Concerning the advowson of Giseburn priory, as above.
Endorsed : —
It is agreed between the said co-heirs that all the lands, &c. shall be
re-extended, and anyone who has had more than his reasonable portion assigned
shall (give) to him that has less, according to the judgment of 4 knights or
others thereto elected ; and this each of the heirs has acknowledged in the king's
chancery, and granted. And if anyone shall presume to go against this, the lands
shall again be re-extended by the king, who shall supply the defect as shall be
just. In the same manner it is agreed concerning the fees pertaining to the
inheritance. Saving to the said Marmaduke and Lucy, and to the townships,
common of pasture for cattle and beasts as the said P. and the townships have
been accustomed to have.
Writ of scire facias, dec. 20 April, 2 Edw. I.
Whereas John de Beygate, the late escheator, was commanded to cause the
heirs of Peter de Brus to have seisin of their pourparties of his inheritance,
according to the partition lately made in the king's court ; but the knights' fees
have not yet been parted, and the co-heirs of John de Bella Aqua and Laderina
his wife have intruded upon those fees without partition. The escheator is to
take into the king's hands all the said knights' fees and to warn the heirs to come
before the king on the octave of St. John the Baptist next, to receive their
pourparties according to the partition to be made in the king's court. [See Bot.
Fin. 66 Hen. III. m. 4 alias 3.]
C. lien. ILL File 41. (18.)
801. Henbt le Forcer alias de Linley.
Writ, 25 Oct. 56 Hen. III.
He died on Thursday after St. Michael, 56 Hen. VI. William le Forcer his
son, aged 16 on the said feast, is his heir.
Lbicbstbb. Inq. Thursday before Epiphany, 1 Edw. I.
Ayliston. 4J virgates land, held of Sir William de Harecurt and his
heirs by service of being their pantler, and he enfeoffed William Iring
thereof three years before he died. The wardship of the lands he held of the
priory of Wenlok pertains to the king, for the priory was vacant when he died,
and when the king granted the custody of the priory to the subprior and
convent he retained the wardships, &c. pertaining to the priory to his own
use.
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Salop. Inq. Monday after 1 Edward I. {defective).
Brocthon. J virgate land was held by the said Henry de * Linley of
the king in chief, which a certain freeman held of him doing service
for him at the castle of Salopsb[uri] , viz. — one yeoman on foot with a lance
for 40 days at the cost of the tenant, which tenement and all his right therein the
said Henry sold to Sir Robert Burnel long before his death.
Linley. A moiety (extent given), held of the prior of Wanloc in chief
in socage, owing suit at the court of Wanloc.
Northil in Astley manor. An assart containing 4a. held of the abbot
of Salopsb[uri] in chief ; a messuage and 6a. held by N. le Forcer of the said
Henry for 6«. rendered to the said abbot ; a messuage and 6a. held by
W. Pykart for 14«. ; a messuage and 15a. freely held by Richard Albin for
2«. ; . . . virgates land freely held by Sibyl, daughter of H. son of Tyrry
dwelling at Appeley ferry {transsitum) in the said manor, for 4«. ; and pleas and
perquisities at Northill, &c. ; for all which he rendered 8«. yearly to the said
abbot, and 12d. to the lords of Farnlowe, and he owed suit at Astley court.
Memorandum. Burga late his wife, who sues for his heir, acknowledges that the
said Henry owed to Sir Walter de Merton suit at the prior's court, and to
Roger Cancellarius the service of cutting up his food before the said prior
on the feast of St. Milberge.
Writ of ad plenum certiorari, 10 Feb. 1 Edw. I. on the petition of Burgea late
the wife of the said Henry, for the wardship of his heir and lands, as held in
socage.
Leicester. Inq. Thursday before the Invention of the Holy Cross, 1 Edw. I.
Ayliston. 4J virgates land and a messuage, held of Richard father of
William le Harechurt by service of going into Wales for 40 days at his own
cost and being pantler there and butler to his lord. The jury know not
whether he held anything of the priory of Wenlok or not. He held nothing
of the king that they know of, nor had any of the king's predecessors the
wardship of his lands, nor did he ever alienate any lands without the king's
licence.
[Salop.] Inq. Sunday when * quasi modo geniti ' is sung, 1 Edw. I. (defective).
liinleje. A moiety of the town held of the prior of Wanlok by socage
as abovesaid.
Nortkley. A tenement, held of the abbot of Salopsb[uri] in socage
by 8$. yearly and suit at his court at Astley. He never owed service of
cutting up the food of the prior of Wanloc on the day of St. Milburge.
Brocton town. J virgate land, held of the king of the barony of
Monte Gomeri by service of finding one footman with a lance for 8 days at
his own cost in time of war ; which land (the said) Henry sold to Sir Robert
Burnel, who now has the wardship of that barony. He held nothing
by which the wardship of his heir or tenements ought to pertain to the king
or anyone else.
[Salop.] Inq. Thursday before the Translation of St. Thomas the Martyr,
1 Edw. I.
Linleye within the Liberty of St. Milburge. A messuage and 1 carucate
land (extent given), whence 9«. are due to the heirs of Philip de Farlowe
yearly, held of the priory of Wenlok by socage, doing homage and suit of
court only ; and the libertjr of St. Milburge is such that the prior shall not
have the wardship or marnage of the heirs of the tenants holding by
2:e.
C. Hen. III. FUe 41. (14.)
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802. John Gravenel alias Gbavenal.
Writj 15 Jan. Extent, Sunday before the Purification, 56 Hen. III. (defective.)
Richard, his son, aged 14, is his heir.
Kent. [Gravenal] manor (extent given), (held of the king in chief by reason of
the custody of the archbishopric of Canterbury), service unspecified, out of
which he ought to pay yearly to the monks of Christchurch at mid Lent
20^. ; also 20a. held of the abbot of Faversham, and 18a. held in small
parcels of other lords in barony.
a Hen. III. FUe 41. (15.)
803. John Gbul.
Writ, 6 Nov. Extent, The feast of St. Martin, 56 Hen. III.
No heir specified.
[Kent?] (Unspecified.) 44a. socage and 6a. underwood (?) {hroc'), held of
the king in chief by reason of the custody of the archbishopric of
Canterbury, which is vacant, doing rent and service worth 47*. 5Jd. yearly ;
66a. socage, held of the house of Lhedes, St. Gregory, Sir Roger de
Leyburne, Chilton and many others, doing rent and services worth
6Z. 128. 1^. yearly ; and lis. rent of assize and 18 hens pertain to the said
lands, &c. The sum of the extent exceeds the said services and customs by
788. 6d., whereof a moiety ought to pertain to the wife of the said John and
the other moiety to his heir.
C. Hen. III. FU^s 41. (16.)
804. Hugh de Balliolo.
Wiit {missing). Inq. Sunday before St. Gregory, 56 Hen. III.
Alexander de Balliolo, his brother, is his heir and of full age and more.
[Northumberland.] Bywell manor, with Crombeclyve, Oyynton and other
townships of Bywell, and the manor of Wodhorn, Newbigging, Seton and
Hurst, held of the king in chief by rendering 5 marks and 6d. yearly for the
guard of the castle of Newcastle on Tyne, and going in the king's army with
two knights at his own charges for 40 days, and afterwards at the king's
charges.
Bywell (extent given), and there were 2 water mills fixed on the Tyne
which were carried away by the water.
Crombeclyve (extent given).
Ovynton township (extent given).
Akum township (extent given), with 1 mark from a pasture demised to
the township of Welteden to farm for ever.
Bromley (extent given).
Eltringham, held in drengage by Adam de Eltringham, who pays
Sis. 4d. yearly.
Mickeley (extent given), the lord of which was in the wardship of
Hugh de Balliolo.
Heley, held by the preceptor of Thorenton, who pays 2s. yearly.
Falderley, held by 2 free tenants, who pay 6s. yearly and do suit at
Bywell court.
Mynstanacres and Heseliherst, held by Robert de Rue, Adam Waryn
and Emma the widow of Craucrok.
[Fayrhill and Mora.] Elias de Fayrhill and Thomas de Mora hold that
township and pay 14«. 8d. yearly.
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Backeworth (extent given) (held) in bondage.
Bromycrok (extent given) (held) in bondage.
Brotherseth used to be in bondage but now lies entirely waste.
Espersheles (extent given) (held) in bondage,
Whyttonstall and Newland (extent given).
Wodhorn (extent given).
Neubigging (extent given).
Seton (extent given), (held) in drer^age.
Hirst. A moiety now in wardship.
Est Neuton, held by Eobert de Insula by service of 1 knight's fee, 9s.
rent, 3«. 4d. for the guard of the castle of Newcastle on Tyne, and suit of court.
Heddon, held by John de Heddon by service of ^ knight's fee, J mark
for the said guard, and suit of court.
Ryhill, held by Peter de Faudon and Robert de Boteland by service
of 1 knight's fee, 1 mark for the said guard, and suit of court.
Dalton, held by William de Dalton by service of 1 knight's fee, and
1 mark for the said guard.
Bechefeld, held by Roger Bertram by service of J knight's fee, J mark
for the said guard, and suit of court.
[Ovynton.] 1 carucate land held by Philip de Ovynton by service of
j^ knight's fee, 13Jd. for the said guard, and suit of court.
[Stokesfeld.] As much land held by Gilbert de Stokesfeld by the
same service.
Ryddeley, held by Robert de Meynevill by service of J knight's fee,
i (mark ?) for the said guard, and suit of court.
Bromley. 46a. land held by Walter de Bromley by service of ^ knight's
fee, lis. 6d. for the said guard, and suit at the court of Bywell as all the
others do.
Newcastle upon Tyne. 8 burgagers who hold of the fee of Bailloil and
pay 10«. for the said guard.
These lands are in the custody of Guiscard de Charron and William de
Kyrketon by the king's command. {See Nob. 691 and 773.)
C. Hen. III. File 41. (17.)
805. WniLiAM DB Malevill alids de Malbvilb.
Writ to the guardian of the archbishopric of Canterbury, 30 Aug. Extent, The
morrow of St. Matthew, 56 Hen. III.
John, his son, aged 16 in April last, is his heir.
[Kent] . Haltested and Cudenum. i knight's fee held of the archbishopric; and
1 yoke of gavelkind land in Godingeston, similarly held by divers services
paid for him by the tenants to Otteford court ; certain gavelkind land called
Neweland, similarly held by service of 4«. ; a mill in Godingstone, similarly
held by service of Qs. ; 30a. gavelkind land, held of Sir Hamon de Vyelestone
by service of 2«. 6d. ; 20a. gavelkind land, held of Richard de Kingesdun by
service of As. Id. ; 9a. gavelkind meadow, held of Martin de Geppeham and
his partners by service of 2s. 9d., and 8a. land and 2a. meadow, held of the
same by service of 15d. ; 2a. land and la. wood, held of the heirs of Alexander
ate Hoke by service of 6d. ; and certain gavelkind land before the gate of
Haltestede manor, held of the heirs of Geoffirey Hunte by service of Id. ; all
pertaining to Haltestede manor.
Crofton manor, held of Lady Lora de Hortone by service of J knight's
fee ; and | knight's fee, held of the said Lora in the same town.
Little Orpintone. J knight's fee, held of Sir John de Rokesle.
C. Hen. III. File 41. (18.)
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806. Henrt de Baohton alias db Bauhton.
Writ, 11 May. Inq. Saturday after St. Dunstan, 56 Hen. III.
Simon his son is his heir and of full age.
Cumberland. [Rauhton ?] 6a. land held of the king in chief in serjeanty of
keeping the eyries of the king's goshawks, and rendering 3s. yearly ; 4a. of
the same serjeanty held of the bishop of Carlisle rendering 14d. yearly ;
and 10a. and 3 roods of purpresture held of the king rendering 6s. 2d. at
the king's exchequer yearly ; and he had poor cottar tenants rendering 20$.
yearly.
C. Hen. III. File 41. (19.)
807. Philip Basset.
Writ, 6 Nov. 56 Hen. III.
He died on the morrow of SS. Simon and Jude last.
Aline his daughter, wife of Boger Bygod earl of Norfolk, marshal of
England, late the wife of Sir Hugh le Despensir, age variously stated as 22 and
more, 24 and more, 26, and 80 and more, is his heir. Or the said Boger Bygod
is the heir by reason of his wife.
Surrey. Inq. {undated and defaced.)
Wocking manor (extent given), held of the king in chief by service of
rendering yearly of gloves furred with grey at
the king's exchequer.
Cambridge. Inq. Monday after St. Martin, 56 Hen. III.
Oxecroft manor in Balesham parish (extent given), held of Sir Gilbert
Peche by service of one knight, 10«. for the guard of Bichemunt (castle), and
18d. to sheriffs' aid ; excepting 14 Ja. arable held of William le Myre render-
ing 4d. yearly, and la. arable of William Gileberd rendering 4d. yearly.
Chattels were found in the manor to the value of 20Z. 13«. 4d.
Wilts. Extent Wednesday after St. Edmund the Confessor, 56 Hen. IH.
Cumpton Basset manor in the hundred of Calne (extent given), held of
the king of Almain by (service of) 1 knight's fee.
Berewyk manor (extent given), held of the king for 1 sparrowhawk
yearly to be paid at the king's exchequer.
Wilts. Extent, Thursday after St. Edmund the Confessor, 56 Hen. III.
Wotton Basset free manor (extent given), held with its members of the
king of Almain by reason of the honour of Wallingford by knight's service.
Brodeton manor (extent given), similarly held of the king of Almain.
Oxford. Extent, Sunday after St. Martin, 56 Hen. III.
Kertlinton manor, held of the king in chief by service of J knight's fee.
Elsefeld manor, held, in exchange for a manor of Walter de Morton
called Ledred in Soserey (sic), of William de Straford in chief by service
of 1 knight.
Karsinton manor, held in exchange from Sir William de Monte Acute
for a manor called Surleber (sic) in Somerset.
Southampton. Inq. Monday after St. Martin, 56 Hen. III.
Mapelderwelle manor. lOZ. land, held by service of i knight's fee, of
whom unspecified.
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Essex. Extent and Inq. Saturday after St. Katherine, 56 Hen. III.
Lammers manor in the hundred of Hengeford (extent given), held of
Sir Eobert de Bruys in chief by service of J knight's fee.
Essex. Extent and Inq. The day of St. Andrew, 56 Hen. III.
Toleshunte manor (extent given), including a marsh and park, held of
the king in chief of the honour of Boulogne by service of 1 'knight's fee.
Leyre. Land, held in part of the bishop of London and in part of
Clement de Rysing, service unknown.
Suffolk. Inq, Friday before St. Andrew, 56 Hen. III.
Ewstone manor (extent given), including a watermill with fishery,
held of Sir Gilbert Pech in chief by service of J mark towards a scutage
of 40«,
Suffolk. Inq. Wednesday the feast of St. Katherine, 56 Hen. III.
Kers[eie] manor (extent given), held of the king in chief by service of 1
pair of gilt spurs price 6d. yearly ; and the prioress of Chateris takes 101.
yearly there, and the prior of Canterbury Sd.
Buckingham. Inq. The eve of St. Edmund the King, 56 Hen. III.
Clinton Aston manor (extent given), held in exchange from Sir William
Muntagu for the life of the said Philip and of Lady Ella his wife ; the said
Philip died on the morrow of SS. Simon and Jude last, and Simon son of
the said Sir William, aged 13 at Whitsunday next, is the heir after the
death of the said Ella.
Essex. Extent and Inq. Friday after St. Katherine, 56 Hen. III.
Wyk[es] manor in the hundred of Tendring (extent given), held, by
the courtesy of England, of the inheritance of Helewisa his wife, in chief
of Sir Matthew de Luviayn alias Luvayn by service of 20s. yearly.
Cambkidoe. Inq. Tuesday after St. Martin, 56 Hen. III.
Saham manor (extent given), held of Sir John de Burgo, service
unknown ; also 15a. arable, held of Lady Basilea de Saham by service of J
mark; 10a. meadow, of Luke the chaplain; 22a. arable, J of a water mill, and
J of a weir of Eobert and Cecily le Mundford, by service of 2s.; and 7a. arable
and 3a. meadow, of John son of Eeginald ; 8a. arable and 10a. meadow and
a fishery, of Eobert le Wariner ; and J of a mill and J of a weir in the mere,
of Lady Maud Heyloc ; services unspecified.
The chattels found in the manor were worth 42i. 3s. 4d.
C. Hen. III. File 41. (20.)
808. BiCHABD KINO OF AlMAIN.
Mandate from the king's escheator to the subescheator in cos. Oxford and Berks,
reciting writ dated 5 April, 56 Hen. III.
Sir Edmund, his son, aged 22 on the day of St. Stephen last, is his heir.
Berks. Extent, Friday before Palm Sunday, 56 Hen. III.
Walingford borough, with the advowsons of the churches of All Saints,
St. Peter and St. Michael, held of the king of England in chief, service
unspecified.
Bbrks. Extent, Thursday before Palm Sunday, 56 Hen. III.
Arewelle manor with the advowson (extent given), held of the bishop of
Winchester in chief by 1 knight's fee, rendering nothing except scutage when
it runs, and then to the bishop.
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Oxford. Extent, Friday before Palm Sunday, 56 Hen. HI.
Bensindon manor, with 4J hmidreds and the advowson of the church of
Henele which pertain to the said manor, held in chief of the gift of the king
of England.
Walingford castle with the honour, with 2 mills, held of the king of
England by service of 3 knights, and 120J knights' fees pertain to the said
castle and honour.
Oxford. Extent, Tuesday before Palm Sunday, 56 Hen. III.
Erdinton manor (extent given), held of the bishop of Lincoln in chief
by service of 2 knights, but he owed nothing to him but scutage when it runs.
Esthalle hamlet (extent given), held of the king of England by service
of J knight's fee ; and Estallingeleye, a hamlet of Esthalle, was held by
the abbot of Butlisden of the said king of Almain for J knight's fee.
Oxford. Extent, The eve of Palm Sunday, 56 Hen. III.
Watlington manor (extent given), held of the king of England in chief
by service of 1 knight and scutage when it runs.
Witham, Croultone, and Losmere were held of the said king of Almain
by service of 2 knights.
Oxford. Extent, Monday, the morrow of Palm Sunday, 56 Hen. IH.
Henele manor with the advowson of the church (extent given), held of
the king of England in chief by free marriage.
Endorsed, This is the Inquisition made of the honour of Walery and of the
borough of Walingforth, and of the 4 J hundreds of Bunsinton and Henele.
Oxford. Extent, Wednesday before Palm Sunday, 56 Hen. HI.
Beckele manor with the advowson (extent given), held, with Ambresdone,
Blakethurne alias Blakehurne, and Willarston, by barony of the honour of
St. Valery.
Orton (extent given).
Ambredone manor and Blakehurne, with the advowson of Ambredone
church (extent given).
Willarston manor, with the advowson of Mixebury church (extent
given).
Combe. 1 knight's fee, held by Simon de Sancto Licio.
Norton. 7 knights' fees, held by William le Brun and Robert de
Fretevelle.
Horspahe, held by the Templars at fee farm, rendering 9i. yearly.
Norhoseneye manor, of the honour of St. Valery, 59«. 4<i. rent of assize.
Buckingham. Inq. and Extent, Thursday before Palm Sunday, 56 Hen. HI.
Risseberg manor with the park (extent given), held of the king in chief
by service of 1 knight's fee.
Buckingham. Inq. and Extent Friday before Palm Sunday, 56 Hen. III.
Scipinham alias Scpinpinham manor with the park and the advowson
of the chapel (extent given), held of the abbot of Westminster and others.
Mandate, &c. to the subescheator in cos. Essex and Hertford, reciting writ dated
5 April, 56 Hen. III.
Essex. Extent and Inq. Friday before St. Mark, 56 Hen. III.
Neuport manor (extent given), including 2 watermills and a fishpond,
held of the king in chief, service unknown. The dean of St. Martin le Grand
(3/a/7;??/s), London, has always the church to bis own uses, but the advowson
pertains to the king.
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Hbbtford. Inq. and^xtent, 56 Hen. IH.
Bercam [sted] borough (extent given), held, with Hemelhamsted, of the
king in chief by knight's service ; and 6J knights' fees are held in the county
of the honour of Bercam [sted] .
Hemelhamsted with the advowson (extent given).
C, Hen. IIL FUe 42. (1.)
809. Henky Engayne alias den Gayne alias be Engayn.
Writ, 31 Jan. 56 Hen. III.
John en Gayne alias den Gayne his brother, age variously stated as 40 and
more, and 44 and more, is his hen:.
Northampton. Inq. Saturday after the Purification, 56 Hen. III.
Laxton, held of the king in chief by serjeanty of chasing the wolf with
his dogs through four counties.
Pittesle. (Land) worth lOZ. held of the king in chief by the aforesaid
service.
Bolewyk. 5 virgates land, held of the king in chief by hauberk fee.
Blatherwyk manor, held of Eichard Basset in chief by hauberk fee.
Suffolk. Inq. Sunday the feast of St. Valentine, 56 Hen. III.
Badmundesfeld manor (extent given), held of the king in chief without
service, because King Henry, son of King William the bastard, gave the
manor to Baldwin de Buleres in free marriage with Sibyl de Faleyse.
Huntingdon. Inq. Monday after St. Agatha, 56 Hen. III.
Great Gidding. 80a. land in demesne, 8 virgates in villenage containing
24a. each, 2 marks rent, and a mill, held of the king in chief by service of
chasing the wolf, fox, hare, and cat.
Cambridgb. Inq. Tuesday after the Purification, 56 (Hen. III.).
Kotis manor with the advowson of the chapel (extent given), held of
Ingram {Ilinger') de Fenis of the honour of Boulogne for J knight's fee.
Essex. Extent and Inq. The morrow of St. Valentine 56 (Hen. III.).
White Notheleg manor in the hundred of Wyham (extent given), held of
the earl Marshal by service of 59s. 6d. yearly.
Hertford. Extent and Inq. Wednesday after St. Valentine, 56 (Hen. III.).
Honesdon manor in the hundred of Brackyng (extent given), held of the
earl of ^Hereford, rendering J mark yearly.
Huntingdon. Inq. Tuesday after the Purification, 56 Hen. III.
DiUntone manor (extent given), with parks called Litlehey and Est-
park, and a foreign wood called Westwode, held of the abbot of Eameseye
in chief for 5 hides land, for which he does two suits yearly at the abbot's
court of Brouton, and answers for them for foreign (service) to the abbot.
Perye. 100a. arable, 2a. meadow and 15s. rent, held for 1 hide land
of Roger de Lovetot, answering for foreign (service) for the same.
C. Hen. III. File ^2. (2.)
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810. John de Grey alias le Grey.
Writ, 5 Jan. 56 Hen. HI.
Henry his son, age variously stated as 14 in next Lent, 14 at the feast of
All Saints last, 15 in next Lent, 15, and 17 at the feast of St. Edmund the King
and Martyr last, is his heir.
York. Inq. Sunday before the Purification, 56 Hen. III.
Barton (extent given), held of the king in chief by doing foreign
(service). One Thomas de Codenore came to Barton bringing Sir John de
Grey's writ and took seisin and fealty to the use of Joan daughter of the said
John, aged 16 ; but because this was after the date of the king's writ, the
escheator took the land into the king's hands.
Nottingham. Inq. (undated.)
Tofneton manor, with the advowson of the church of Adingburi (extent
given), held of the honour of Peverel, which is the king's escheat, by service
of going with the king in his army, as pertains to 1 knight's fee.
Estsweit township. 2 parts of J carucate land, a toft where was in old
time the capital messuage of the fee, \ mill, and the advowson of the church,
tenure unspecified ; and J carucate land held by Eobert de Kinmarley oi
the fee of Codenower, rendering J mark yearly and suit at the court of
Codenowe.
Writ, 25 Jan. 56 Hen. III.
Mandate from the king's escheator to the subescheator in co. Southampton,
reciting writ of ad plenum certiorari, dated 3 Feb. on the complaint of Lucy
late the wife of the said John that the escheator had taken into the king's
hand the manor of Upton of which she was jointly enfeoffed with the said
John.
Southampton. Inq. Sunday after the Octave of the Purification, 56 Hen. HI.
Upton manor, held, by purchase from William de Arundel, of John de
Sancto Johanne by service of 1 knight's fee.
Tonewurthe manor with the advowson, held, of the marriage of his wife,
of the said John de Sancto Johanne by service of 1 knight's fee.
Writ, 25 Jan. 56 Hen. IH.
Norfolk. Inq, Thursday before St. Valentine, 56 Hen. III.
Schiringham manor (extent given), held of the king in chief by service
of 12d. at the king's manor of Aylisham.
Essex. Extent and Inq. Friday the feast of St. Agatha, 56 Hen. IH.
Thurrock manor in the hundred of Chafford (extent given), held of the
earl of Fereres by J knight's fee.
Writ, 25 Jan. 56 Hen. III.
Kent. Extent, The morrow of the Purification, 56 Hen. III.
Eyllesford. 1 knight's fee (extent given), held of the king in chief
by doing as pertains to the shield. The church was bestowed by the
said John's ancestors upon the master and brethren of Strode.
Kent. Extent, The morrow of the Purification, 56 Hen. III.
Ho manor, with the advowsons of the churches of Halesto and Ho St.
Mary (extent given), held of the king in chief by J knight's fee, doing as
pertains to the shield. And John de Cobeham held of him i^V knight's fee,
doin^ as pertains to the shield.
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Writ, 26 Jan. 66 Hen. III.
Nottingham. Inq. The morrow of St. Valentine, 56 Hen. III.
Kadeclyve manor (extent given), held by barony pertaining to Tottenton
which is held of the king in chief. The advowson of the church pertains to
Awis de Eynecurt.
Leicester. Inq. Saturday before St. Valentine, 36 Hen. III.
Evynton manor (extent given), including 11a. 8d. rent from 2 villeins of
Humberston, held by barony of the honour of Leicester for SJ knights' fees.
The advowson of the church pertains to the abbot of Leicester.
Writ, 25 Jan. Liq. The morrow of the octave of the Purification, 56 Hen. III.
Northampton. Neubotil manor (extent given), held by barony of the honour of
Leicester by service of 2 knights' fees* The advowson of the church
pertains to the prior of Dunstaple.
Derby. Inq, {undated and defective.)
[Codenower] manor (extent given), including 2 parks, 2 mills, the
advowson of Henower &c., held of the honour of Peverel of the king's ancient
escheat by service of going with the king in his army as pertains to i knight's
fee.
Henower, held by Nicholas de Henower for 1 knight's fee, 2«. to
Codenower manor and suit at Codenower court.
Scirlund, held by Eeginald de Grey of the honour of Codenower, service
unknown.
Normanton, held by Ranulf le Pouer for 1 knight's fee of the said
honour, and suit of court at Codenower.
Beley in the Peak, held by Margery de Beley for 1 knight's fee for
foreign service.
Eslessbecke in the Peak, held by Robert de Stredley for J knight's fee
for foreign service.
C. Hen. III. File 42. (3.)
811. Helewisa de Levynton, late the wife of Eustace de Balliolo alias
DB Baylloll.
Writ, 1 Oct. 56 Hen. III.
Thomas, son of Thomas de Multon of Gilleslond, is her heir, and of full age.
Westmoreland. Inq. Monday after St. Edmund the King, 57 Hen. III.
Hoffe. A moiety of the manor (extent given), held of the heirs of
Robert de Veteri Ponte.
Cumberland. Inq. Wednesday before St. Katherine, 57 Hen. III.
Levington manor (extent given), including lands, &c. in Levinholme,
Westcudbrytteby, Hedrisford and Honchal with the advowson of the church.
Skelton manor (extent given) with the advowson of the church.
Kirkamdres. 12 bovates and 2 parts of 2 bovates land.
Glassanby and Gamelesby. 65^^, land in demesne, a meadow,
51 bovates land, 85s. 3^d. from cottars, 2 mills, and a moiety of the
advowson of the church of Glassanby.
Staflfol with Blundelfel. Certain lands, worth 46s. M. yearly.
Ayketon manor with lands, &c. in Gamelesby (extent given), with a
moiety of the advowson of the church.
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278 INQUISITIONS.
Burgh. 8a. in demesne, 60a. herbage, a little meadow, 16 bovates land,
14a. from cottars, a fishery worth 81. 8«., 56s. lid. from free tenants, and
a moiety of a mill.
Bothecaster. Land worth 5 marks yearly.
Kyrcoswald. Capital messuage, lands, &c. with the advowson of the
church (extent given), including herbage at Rawenholme.
Laysingby. 15a. in demesne, 11a. meadow, 16 bovates land, 4«. rent,
and a mill.
Levington, Scelton and Kircandres. Two parts held by the said
Helewisa of the king in chief by barony doing suit at Cumberland county
(court), and the third part by Robert de Paveley through his wife in dower :
the whole barony renders 79«. yearly to the king's cornage.
A moiety of Gamelisby and Glassanby in another barony, held of the
king in chief by 9s. lOcL cornage.
Ayketon manor, a moiety of Burgh on Sands and a moiety of Kircoswald
and Laysingby were held of the king in chief for half a barony, doing suit
at Cumberland county (court), and rendering 40s. Qd. cornage.
The land of Bothecaster was held of the barony of Burgh, and not of the king.
The land of Staflfol and Blundelfeld was held of Thomas de Beuchampe
and John de Staffol.
Of the barony of Levington, Skelton and Kirkandres, a moiety of Gamelisby
and Glassanby, and the land of Buthcaster, Staffol the
heirs of Euphemia de Kirkebrid, Isabel de Twynham, Agnes de Corri, Margery
de Hampton, Juliana de Carrig, and Eva de Sutheayt, aunts of the said . . .
. . . are next heirs of the same Helewisa, late the wife of Sir Eustace de
BaylloU, but all remain in Scotland, except Robert de Hampton
. . . son and heir of Margery de Hampton, of full age, and Richard de Kirke-
brid, heir of Euphemia de Kirkebrid, who is not of full age :
the heirs in Scotland are of full age.
Thomas, son of Thomas de Multon of Gillesland, is the heir of Ayketon, and
of moieties of the towns of Burgh on Sands, Kircoswald and Laysingby, viz. —
of a moiety of a barony, and is of full age.
C. Hen. III. File 42. (4.)
812. John son of Alan.
Writ (missing).
He died on Friday before the Annunciation, 56 Hen. III.
Richard son of John of Alan, aged 5 on the day of St. Blaise in the same
year, is his heir.
[Sussex.] Exteiit, The vigil of Trinity, 56 Hen. III.
Arundel borough (extent given), including the pleas and pannage of the
park and the forest of Roeir, a fishery in the weir and water, market toll,
and the collations of the chapels in the castle and of St. James for the
Lepers.
The church is held by the prior and convent of Arundel to their own uses.
[Sussex.] Extent, Sunday before St. John the Baptist, 56 Hen. HI.
Avesford hundred (extent given).
Paling hundred (extent given).
Sengelton hundred (extent given).
Boxe and Stocbrugge hundred (extent given).
The a])bot of Feskham used to give 40«. rent of assize for the manors which
he holds within the liberty of Arundel, throughout the time of the said John's
father, but there was an agreement about the 40s. between the abbot and this
John, who was never in seisin thereof.
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Southampton. Olethorne hundred (extent given), pertaining to the honour of
Arundel.
[SusBHX.] Arundel castle, with the honour, held for J of a barony, and the
following fees were held of it, viz. — 3 fees by Franco de Boun, doing suit
at Arundel court, and guarding the castle in time of war for 40 days at his
own charges.
22 fees held by Henry de Percy by the same service.
[SuBSBX.] Extent {undated).
Westden manor (extent given), including a windmill called Chussehar',
whereof the said John's mother has a third part in dower.
Sengelton manor (extent given), including the pasture of Dunlee and
Westholt, 4:8, 2d. service of *foresposmen,' and the advowson of the vicarage.
Cherleton manor (extent given), including 28. custom of a *fores-
posman,' and the pleas, perquisities, and pannage of the forest of Esteden.
Cycestre. 2 chantries of 2 chaplains pertaining to Arundel.
Northstoke manor (extent given) with the advowson of the church.
Palingham manor (extent given).
[Sussex.] Extent {undated and defective).
Swaneburne mills in Arundel, from which the prior of the monks of
Arundel receives yearly 15 qu£^rters com and 15 quarters barley, the (chaplain
of ?) Eastry 10 quarters corn and 10 quarters barley, the leprous women of
Arundel 91. 8d., and the residue is now held* by Master GeoflFrey de Hohot
for life by the charter of the said John son of Alan. Richard de Mandeville
and Maud his wife hold ^ of the mills as dower of the said Maud.
[Salop.] Extent, The morrow of the Nativity of St. John the Baptist
66 Hen. III. (defaced).
Oswaldestre, which is called Blancmostre, castle and town (extent
given with names of tenants), with its members : —
Weston (extent given).
Middleton (extent given).
Cotun (extent given).
Mersburi and Trevelech (extent given).
Tibetone, Trevelpolvel (?) and Blodowauham, rents from free tenants, &c.
Clanordaf. Similar rents.
Gruchet. Similar rents.
Bren. Similar rents.
Bloduorvaur (?) Similar rents.
Swyne and Kaercolion. Similar rents.
Suftone (?) and Randioners. Similar rents.
Dodelestone. Similar rents.
Westone and If tone. Similar rents.
TVigtone (?) and Brongarth. Similar rents.
Trevelen (?) Similar rents.
Fenches. Similar rents.
Travorclauch. Similar rents.
Knights' fees: —
Somford and Osselton. J fee (?) held by Adam de Mongomery.
Aston, Wodeton, Twyford, Hideslond (?), and Bromehurst. ' 1 fee held,
by Hamo le Botiller and others.
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[**Mor]don. J fee held by John Coyne (?)
AUespathe in co. Warwick (?)
Frisell in co. Leicester (?)
[® Heggesworth, Waketon, Emoretone, Tewe, Ruyton, Middell, Rossale,
Jagedon, Henton, Chetwinde, Eton, Birewike, Knock, Knitteley, Stanewey,
Wolvrestone, Wetenestone, Hetly manor, Thonglond, Dodinton, Eston
Boterell, Hales, Rideward.]
[Salop.] Extenty Monday after the Nativity of St. John the Baptist, 56 Hen. HI.
Serewardin (extent given).
Nesse (extent given).
Manford (extent given).
Fortone (?) (extent given).
[Salop.] Extent, Tuesday after Trinity, 56 Hen. III.
Cloun alias Clune Castle and borough (extent given).
Pusselowe hundred held of the king in chief to fee farm for 20«. yearly.
Knights' fees : —
Hopton, Scheldreton, Bradeford, Coston, Tattel' and Haggele, held of
Welshry by Sir W. de Hopton in chief of the said castle by service of
2 knights' fees, and suit every three weeks.
Gaie, Bedestone and Beckele, held by Walter de Gaye by service of 1
knight's fee, and suit as above-
Sibetone, moieties of Witstonstowe and Brome, Clunburi, Streford,
La Merse and Brompton, held by Soger de Sibeton by service of 1 knight's
fee.
Egeton, Wlfreton and Bruseloue. Moieties held by Philip de Egetone
by service of J knight's fee, and suit as above ; and the other moieties
similarly held by John de Egetone.
Clungonvert, Abbacote and Ruton, held by Roger Haberden by service
of (1 ?) knight's fee, and suit as above.
Longefeude, held by Roger Waldin by service of 1 knight's fee, and
suit as above.
A moiety of Bukenhulle, Over Pusseloue, a moiety of Brome,
J virgate in Acton, and the town of La Munede, held by Walter de Buken-
hulle and others by service of 1 knight's fee, and suit at the hundred (court)
as above.
Brompton and Weston, held by Sir Brian de Brompton by service of
I knight's fee, and two appearances yearly at the said hundred (court).
Cauton, held by the prior of Brampton in alms.
Dune juxta Clune, held by Giles de Berkele by service of J knight's fee,
and suit every three weeks at the said hundred (court.)
Westone, held by Philip Schelaker by service of J knight's fee, and suit
as above.
Clunburi, held by the heir of John le Engleys by service of 1 knight's
fee, and suit as above.
The aforesaid tenants, excepting Sir Brian de Brompton, owe in time of war
guard at the castle of Clun for 40 days yearly with one man with corslet and horse
for a whole fee, and the said guard is worth 61. 15«. yearly in time of war,
but an esquire shall take 4^(1. daily.
Wentenouere, held by Sir Thomas Corbet, doing suit at the hundred
(court) for all.
Kilnerton, held by the abbot of Buldiwas, doing the like suit.
Stutte, held by the abbot of Haweman, doing the like suit.
• So given in the Calendar printed in 1806, but now illegible.
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HENRY III. 281
Chet and Eton. Moieties, held by the abbot of Wigemore, doing the
like suit.
Eoderhope, held by the prior of Eoderhope for the same.
Lidun, held by William, son of Walter de Neuton, doing suit.
La More, held by the heir of Eoger de la More, doing suit at the
hundred (court).
Eton and Schelton. Moieties, held by Eeginald le Botereus, doing the
like suit.
Clumpton (extent given).
Kempiton (extent given).
Aston (extent given).
Hope (extent given), with the advowson of the church.
Westhope (extent given), including pannage in the long forest called
Lurwode, and a watermill.
Dune (extent given).
Actone (extent given).
Also the towns of : —
Obbele, Percheroderi, Obbendrif, Obaris, Larcwenhope, Eyliston
under Portloge and Munetone, which remain to be extended because the
tenants were unwilling to come before the escheator ; they are beneath
Portloke.
Towns which are in the hands of the
prince, viz. —
Spoot, Kevengalonkok, Eouganton (?), Treuntprouere (?), . . luf .,
* . . bore, Hicheke, Ulle (?), Edenhope; these towns are above Portloke
and in the hands of the prince with Portloke forest.
C. Hen. III. File 42. (5.)
813. William de Sey.
Writ, 12 Feb. 56 Hen. III.
William de Say, his son, age variously stated as 18 on the feast of
St. Edmund the King last, and 19 on the same feast, is his heir.
NoBFOLK. Inq. Tuesday the morrow of St. Peter ad Cathedram, 56 Hen. III.
Strattun (manor) (e^ftent given), including a tenement at Thaverham
held by Sir John de Estru by service of one lance of fir Qiaste de saj)), held
of the earl of Gloucester by service of J knight's fee and one lance of fir.
Kent. Extent, Wednesday the eve of St. Matthias, 56 Hen. III.
Burgham manor (extent given), held of the king by barony, service
unknown, but he ought to maintain part of the bridge of Eochester, and a
certain house in the castle of Dover. The prior of the hospital of Jerusalem
is the true patron of the church.
Kent. Extent^ The morrow of St. Matthias, 56 Hen. III.
Codham manor (extent given), including pasture in the wood of
Bokehurst and the parks of Codham and Betred, rents in Bertred, and two
knights' fees held by Sir Henry de Apelderefeld, whose heir shall give 101.
for relief, and ^ knight's fee held by Sir Nicholas Peissun, whose heir shall
give 508. for relief, held of the king by barony. Sir William de Sey was the
true patron of the church, and Laurence de Dunewic is rector.
[Kent.] Inq. (undated.)
Westgernewich manor (extent given), including 178a. in Uppelond
outside the marsh, held of the king by barony, service unknown.
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Kent. Extent, The day of St. Matthias, 56 Hen. HI.
Barling alias Berlinges manor (extent given), including a cart, 2 wheels,
8 ploughshares, &c. from the men of Wald', held of the king as baron. The
prior and convent of Bermund[sey] have the church to their own uses.
SussBX. Inq. Sunday before St. Peter in Cathedra, 56 Hen. HI.
Strete manor (extent given), tenure unspecified. Sir William was the
true patron of the church, and John de Sebriteswrth is rector.
[Hertford.] Extenty Saturday after St. Matthias (?) 56 [Hen. III.] .
Sabritteswrth manor (extent given of the part which was of William
de Say), tenure unspecified.
Cambridge. Inq. Tuesday after St. Mattl^as, 56 [Hen. HI.] .
Lintone manor (extent given), including 2 water-mills, held of the earl
of Her [e] ford by service of 1 knight.
Sussex. Inq. Sunday before St. Peter ad Cathedram, 56 Hen. III.
Hammes manor (full extent given with names of tenants), including 2«.
rent from two free tenants at Lewes, a fishery of eels, and a fish-pond, tenure
imspecified. Sir William was the true patron of the church, and Roger
Harding is rector.
Middlesex. Extent, The day of St. Peter in Cathedra, 56 Hen. III.
Edelmeton manor (full extent given), including housbote, heybote,
ferbote and common of pasture in the park of Enefeud, and 57^. Wd. rent of
* smalmolmen,' held of the king in chief by knight's service.
The age of the heir is unknown to the jury, but he was in his mother's womb
at the hour when the king went into Gascony.
C. Hen. III. File 42, (6.)
814. John de Chubchull.
Wnt of extent and appraisement to the sheriff of Worcester, as well of the moiety
of lands of the said John, of the fee of William le Poer in Churchull and
Fuplinton, which Maud late the wife of the said John had of the king's gift,
as of the moiety which she had of the gift of Hamo L'Estrange(-E.rira7iei), to
whom Thomas Boterel granted it, after the king had given it to him until
the lawful age of the said John's heir, according to the * dictum ' of
Kenileworth, 20 Oct. 56 Hen. III. Extent (undated).
Worcestbb. Pupplinton. A messuage and garden, 2a. Id. rent of assize, lid.
services of customary tenants, 32|a. land, and a piece of meadow.
Churchull. Extent of these lands was not made because the bailiff of
the bishop of Worcester did not cause any jurymen to come to make it.
C. Hen. III. File 42. (7.)
815. WiLLUM de Abderne, sometime officer of the (king's) saucery {salsarius).
Writ of escheat to the sheriff of Devon, 7 Nov. 56 Hen. III. Inq. {undated.)
Devon. Chulaworth is the king's escheat by the death of Bobert de Sancto
Denisio, and William de Arderne who held it before (for life by the king's
gift), is dead, and the king can give it to whomsoever he will.
C. Hen. III. File 42. (8).
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816. Richard Martel.
Writ of plenius certiorari to Master Roger de Glouc[e8tre] , justice assigned for
hearing pleas of lands, given by reason of the disturbance in the realm,
in CO. Gloucester, on the petition of John de la Fenne, guardian of the
said Richard's lands in Stowell, the heir being under age, 2 Nov. Inq.
Monday after Epiphany, 56 Hen. III.
Gloucester. Stowelle manor. The said Richard satisfied Henry Haketh, to
whom the king gave those lands according to the form of the * dictum ' of
Kenillworth, for the redemption of the said manor for 40«., and (it was) so
much the less because he asserted that the manor was held of the earl of
Leicester in chief, but afterwards it was found to be held of WiUiam de
Hasting*.
C. Hen. III. FU€ 4.2. (9.)
817. Richard lb Ussbr.
Writ de escaeta to the mayor and bailiffs of Winchester, 8 Jan. 56 Hen. III. Inq.
(undated.)
Southampton. Winchester. The houses in Calpestreet, which were of the said
Richard, are not the king's escheat through his death, for their site was
jointly bought by the said Richard, who died without heir of his body, and
Edelina de Cruce his wife, who afterwards took another husband, by whom 
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